The Spring Statement 2025 outlines key changes to benefits, inflation forecasts, and public spending that could impact household budgets and long-term financial planning across the UK.
As the UK enters the 2025/26 financial year, Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveils key fiscal reforms aimed at addressing fiscal challenges and driving long-term growth across taxation, public investment, and welfare.
Despite their potential for higher returns, Stocks and Shares ISAs saw a decline in subscriptions, highlighting a need for improved financial literacy and awareness among UK investors.
As of 2024, the UK housing market faces persistent affordability challenges, with median house prices at £290,000, despite a slight improvement in the price-to-income ratio due to rising earnings.
UK millennials face a pension crisis, with 59% struggling to save for retirement amidst high living costs and changing employment patterns, raising urgent concerns for their financial future.
