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Autumn Budget 2026: Summary

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Helping you to understand the measures outlined in the Autumn Budget.

The Chancellor has delivered the Autumn Budget 2026, introducing a range of measures that could affect your finances now and in the years ahead.

From taxation and pensions to savings, investments and business planning, Budget announcements often raise important questions about what action to take next.

To help you understand the changes, our advisers have created a concise Autumn Budget 2026 Summary, highlighting the key announcements and what they could mean for your financial plans.

Whether you’re planning for retirement, reviewing your investments or considering the impact on your tax position, understanding these changes is an important first step.

Download our Autumn Budget 2026 Summary

Explore the key announcements and their potential implications.

Need personalised advice?

Budget changes can create new opportunities while also introducing complexity. The effect on your finances will depend on your personal circumstances, goals and existing plans.

At Progeny, we bring together financial planning, tax expertise, legal services and investment management to help clients make informed decisions with confidence.

If you’d like to discuss how the Autumn Budget 2026 could affect your financial plans, Arrange a call with one of our advisers.

Please note

This article is distributed for educational purposes and should not be considered investment advice or an offer of any security for sale.

Tax treatment depends upon individual circumstances and is based on current UK tax legislation, that is subject to change at any time.

If you are unsure about the suitability of any product or service, we recommend that you seekprofessional advice.

Autumn Budget Summary 2026

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Meet the expert
Tony Maleham
Tony-Maleham
CTA, Partner & Head of Private Client Taxation

Tony joined the company in October 2019 to head up Progeny Tax together with Adele Swaine. He has previously worked at ‘big four’ accountancy firms, before spending nearly 18 years at a top 10 firm, most recently leading the Leeds office tax practice there.

Tony specialises in advising private clients and has more than 30 years’ experience of helping clients to minimise their tax liabilities and protect their wealth. Many of his clients are entrepreneurs who welcome his bespoke and commercial approach.

Although Tony has provided advice on numerous complex structures and transactions, his day-to-day work includes Inheritance Tax, Capital Gains Tax and Income Tax planning including the use of trusts, family investment companies and other corporate structures. Tony has always worked closely with other advisers to ensure his clients’ objectives are met.

He lives in Birstall with his wife Alison, their three teenage daughters and cavapoo, Humphrey.

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