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Post-Budget webinar: how it’s fundamentally changed your financial planning

10 December 2025

10.00

Online

Post-Budget webinar with Adrian Kemp and Toby Carpenter 

Following one of the most unusual Autumn Budgets in recent memory, many investors and advisers have been left weighing up what the new measures really mean - from subtle tax changes to the wider impact on savings, property and pensions.

In our recent post-Budget webinar, Wealth Planning Directors Toby Carpenter (in the UK) and Adrian Kemp (Crown Dependencies) examined the key announcements and what they mean for clients. 

They broke down the government’s direction of travel, the rumours that didn’t materialise and the practical steps clients may want to consider now.

They discussed:

  • How the gilt (UK government bonds) market reacted and what this says about the UK’s fiscal position
  • Where the tax burden is shifting, including freezes to allowances and higher taxes on savings and property income
  • Pensions and ISAs: no sweeping reforms, but important tweaks to be aware of
  • Fiscal drag: why more people may find themselves paying higher tax
  • International considerations: including changes to State Pension top-ups for expats.

Looking ahead, the message was clear: understanding these changes early and reviewing your structures and withdrawal strategy can help you stay prepared. Whether you’re UK-based or internationally connected, taking advice now can support better long-term planning in the new tax landscape.

Get in touch

If you’d like to talk to us about how the Budget will affect your current position or goals, please get in touch with one of our specialist Wealth Planners, who can help you plan for the future. 

Important information

Investment involves risk. The value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up and you may not get back the amount originally invested. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

The tax treatment of all investments depends upon individual circumstances and the levels and basis of taxation may change in the future. Investors should discuss their financial arrangements with their own tax adviser before investing.

The information provided is not to be treated as specific advice. It has no regard for the specific investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any specific person or entity.