Paratus Guide to the Autumn Budget 2025
- Paratus Wealth
- Jan 15
- 2 min read
Autumn Budget 2025 Guide
The Autumn Budget introduced a number of changes that may impact financial planning, savings and longer-term investment decisions.
Rachel Reeves, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, delivered her second Autumn Budget on Wednesday 26 November 2025, alongside updated forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility. The statement set out the government’s latest plans for tax, spending and borrowing at a time of ongoing pressure on public finances.
Against a challenging fiscal backdrop, the Chancellor looked to balance stability with targeted support. Rather than sweeping reforms, this Budget focused on a series of narrower measures designed to raise revenue gradually while signalling caution on large scale tax cuts.
Key announcements included changes affecting personal tax and allowances, savings and pensions, salary sacrifice arrangements, and support for businesses and investment. Taken together, these measures could influence how individuals and business owners structure their finances over the coming years.
Understanding how the Autumn Budget may affect your own situation is an important part of long term planning. Our Paratus Autumn Budget 2025 Guide summarises the main points in a clear, client friendly format and highlights areas where it may be sensible to review your arrangements.
Our guide summarises the key announcements in a clear, straightforward format and highlights areas that may be worth reviewing.
What’s inside
Key announcements at a glance
The main planning considerations and opportunities
Practical next steps and points to review
Tax and allowance changes (income, savings and dividends)
ISA and savings updates
Pension related changes announced in the Budget
Spending, borrowing and public finance headlines
What was confirmed vs what is still subject to consultation
A clear summary PDF you can download and keep
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