The Autumn Budget 2026
A new Prime Minister and a new Chancellor means a wide range of potential changes in the 2026 Autumn Budget. What could the Chancellor’s announcements mean for you, your family or your business?
The Autumn Budget will take place on Wednesday 28 October 2026, and here you’ll find all the latest announcements, expert analysis and insights, both before and after the Chancellor steps up to the despatch box.
Latest Budget commentary
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Autumn Budget 2026: the key dates and signals to watch
The Autumn Budget will take place on 28 October, but several important milestones will help shape the debate before Chancellor John Healey stands up in Parliament
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Why now could be the right time to review your financial plan ahead of the 2026 Autumn Budget
Find out why reviewing your financial plan before the Autumn Budget could help you make informed decisions, prepare for change and stay on track to achieve your goals.
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The people behind the Autumn Budget 2026
A new Prime Minister and Chancellor will oversee the Autumn Budget on 28 October. We look at Andy Burnham and John Healey, and the announcements made during the government’s opening weeks
Frequently asked questions
The 2026 Autumn Budget announcement will be held on 28 October 2026
New Chancellor John Healey will present the 2026 Autumn Budget
The Autumn Budget could bring in changes that impact your finances and investments. If you are concerned about what this impact could be, you can book an appointment with us to discuss.
It’s important not to make any major decisions based on rumours or speculation. Staying informed is important, but any changes to your financial plan should be made methodically and with your long-term objectives in mind.
For details on how the Budget changes might affect you, sign up to our Autumn Budget webinar, the day after the announcement.