Brian Tora, Associate at JM Finn comments on yesterday’s Budget: “The most important measures to support the economy are simply extensions of support packages already in place. Paying for this support will clearly be challenging and there was little of austerity in...
'Tax later' may be the byline for much commentary for the 2021 budget, but what effect will the changing tax environment have on business in the UK? Guy Foster and Lee Clark from Brewin Dolphin Wealth managers share their insights into the day's tax announcements. Guy...
Rishi Sunak pursued a spend now, tax later approach to the budget this year, cautious not to scare away a tepid UK recovery. Guy Foster and Lee Clark from Brewin Dolphin Wealth managers share their insights into the day's announcements. Guy Foster, chief strategist,...
Commenting on the Chancellor’s budget, Melanie Baker, senior economist at Royal London Asset Management (RLAM) said: “Premature fiscal tightening had looked more of a risk in the UK than in the US and euro area, so an extension of Covid-relief for the economy...
Macro-economic impact Toby Nangle, Global Head of Asset Allocation “In aggregate, the extension of various Covid-19 support packages to...
At today’s Budget the Chancellor announced two new programmes to support businesses, which will be delivered by the British Business Bank....
Howard Cunningham, portfolio manager, BNY Mellon Global Dynamic Bond Fund: Following the example of (amongst others) the United States and...
Following today's budget from Chancellor Sunak, Jeremy Lawson, Chief Economist at Aberdeen Standard Investments, said: “Today’s UK budget...
Rishi Sunak has had quite a first year as Chancellor of the Exchequer, dropped into a crisis just as Winston Churchill was with Dunkirk...
On his feet in the House of Commons today, Chancellor Sunak has annouced the following as part of his Budget: 7 million people were...
This morning shares in UK hospitality and airlines spiked upwards, following signals of industry lifelines in today's budget....
Budget purdah was a big thing for Hugh Dalton, the Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer. In 1947, writes Paul Wilson, he was chatting to a...
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