Budget Nov 2025
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Rusty Nails
Country Member
I’m fed up of the leaks and rumours so will be glad when it’s all announced.
I have already started most of my pensions so that side is unlikely to affect me.
I am expecting to pay a bit extra one way or the other but nothing that will change my life or make me cut back on anything.
IHT changes could affect how much my kids get after we pop our clogs but I haven’t done anything to get round it. They are adults now and can take their chances and they’re quite happy with that.
I am more concerned that any extra the government gets should help improve the infrastructure of the country.
I have already started most of my pensions so that side is unlikely to affect me.
I am expecting to pay a bit extra one way or the other but nothing that will change my life or make me cut back on anything.
IHT changes could affect how much my kids get after we pop our clogs but I haven’t done anything to get round it. They are adults now and can take their chances and they’re quite happy with that.
I am more concerned that any extra the government gets should help improve the infrastructure of the country.
AuroraSaab
Pharaoh
Can't remember a budget being so anticipated as this one. Not just what's in it but in regards to the implications for Labour and their manifesto pledges. Might turn out to be a damp squid that changes little for most of us.
Ian H
Squire
Paging @briantrumpet ʌʌʌ
OP
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CXRAndy
Shaman
For Labour, could drown them. The rumour mill re financial implications for workers, pensioners etc.
Personally, timing wise, by the skin of our teeth, have completed a deal and tomorrow are doing some planning to cut off the chances of legislation changes. If legislation doesn't change, we are no worse off, but could be mightily pissed if we dont do it tomorrow and it does change in the budget
Dorset Boy
Active Member
so RfA has issued a chunk of the budget today, the confirmation of things like the milkshake tax and the tourist tax.
Why? Can she not wait until tomorrow?
Why? Can she not wait until tomorrow?
Dorset Boy
Active Member
In 2019, 52% of income was taxed. Assumed RfA freezes allowances again, that will rise to 64% in 2030.
That's going to really help growth ................................................. not.
That's going to really help growth ................................................. not.
briantrumpet
Squire
Just trying to work out why my pager is bleeping...
Ian H
Squire
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Dorset Boy
Active Member
So the housing market is in cardiac arrest.
Likewise the employment market.
The words economic growth have been removed from Rachel's vocab.
I think Rachel might be feeling a bit dizzy following all the leaks and U-turns over the last 6 weeks.
An 'interesting' lunchtime ahead.
Likewise the employment market.
The words economic growth have been removed from Rachel's vocab.
I think Rachel might be feeling a bit dizzy following all the leaks and U-turns over the last 6 weeks.
An 'interesting' lunchtime ahead.
glasgowcyclist
Veteran
Squib!
AuroraSaab
Pharaoh
Lol. Auto correct but works anyway.
The predicted electric car tax might be a bit annoying for me, depending on what it ends up as.
Ian H
Squire
You've doubtless blocked AndyBMX, who started the thread.
