Talking PointNov 27 2018

What the Budget delivered for your clients

  • Identify what were the biggest announcements in the Budget related to pensions, tax and housing.
  • Describe what announcements advisers would like to have seen the chancellor make.
  • List what changes delivered by the chancellor will have the most impact on advisers' clients.
  • Identify what were the biggest announcements in the Budget related to pensions, tax and housing.
  • Describe what announcements advisers would like to have seen the chancellor make.
  • List what changes delivered by the chancellor will have the most impact on advisers' clients.
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Key announcements from the Budget
Chancellor Philip Hammond delivered his Budget on October 29, but how did pensions, savings and housing fare?
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The Budget may seem like a long time ago already, given the pace at which the UK's negotiations with the EU about the terms of its withdrawal are moving.

But advisers may still be digesting what the impact of the chancellor's Budget announcements will mean for their clients.

Chancellor Philip Hammond stood to deliver his Budget having already received some positive economic updates from the Office for Budget Responsibility.

So what did Mr Hammond deliver in terms of savings, tax, housing and pensions?

Were there any giveaways, as Mr Hammond promised a Budget for "hard working families"?

Talking Point, in association with Schroders, considers what Budget announcements will have the most impact on advisers' clients.

The report, which can be read by clicking the link in the image above, qualifies for an indicative 30 minutes' worth of CPD. 

eleanor.duncan@ft.com

CPD
Approx.30min
Please answer the six multiple choice questions below in order to bank your CPD. Multiple attempts are available until all questions are correctly answered.
  1. What does Ms Ingram say the Budget may prove to be, if there is a no deal Brexit?
  2. What does Mr Gallacher say will continue to be "kicked down the road"?
  3. Mr Webb makes the following statement: "Most advisers feel that having both an annual allowance and a lifetime allowance is fair." True or false?
  4. According to Mr Shardlow, those earning over £50,000 will pay £860 less in income tax but how much more in National Insurance?
  5. Mr Bull suggests with the increase in the higher tax threshold that it's a good idea to do what?
  6. Ms Ingram says some divorcees already get caught out by what rule?
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