Autumn Budget 2026: what changes for your money, and when
Higher tax on rental and savings income, a bigger trading allowance, a smaller BADR limit and a new minimum wage. What changes, and when.
Plain-English guides to the rules behind the numbers: tax and pay, mortgages, savings, bills, and what each Budget changes. Every guide links to the calculators that let you check your own figures.
Higher tax on rental and savings income, a bigger trading allowance, a smaller BADR limit and a new minimum wage. What changes, and when.
The formula, monthly payments for common loan sizes, the comparison with repayment, and the savings needed to clear the loan.
What £1,000 to £3,000 a month repays, the income a lender would want for it, and where your deposit fits in.
A table of monthly repayments from £25,000 to £300,000, the interest over 15 and 25 years, and what £50 a month extra saves.
Working out your loan to value, the bands lenders price by, the two limits on borrowing more, and whether switching pays.
Which mortgages follow Bank Rate, what a quarter point means per £100,000, and the bigger jump when a fix ends.
Fuel, insurance, tax and servicing added up at current fuel prices, the cost per mile, and the cost most people leave out.
Stamp duty at different prices, average costs of buying and selling, and the total for a first-time buyer and a home mover.
Monthly repayments by amount and term, what the APR does, and how long a credit card really takes to clear.
Statutory interest at 8% plus base rate, the fixed recovery sums, worked examples by invoice size and days late.
What a typical system costs, the two parts of the saving, and payback from 12 to 22 years in our examples.