9 things we want to see in the 2024 Spring Budget

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Budgets before a general election usually come packed with treats for winning over voters. Here are nine things we want to see come up in the 2024 Spring Budget.

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Published on 13 February 2024

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The final fiscal event before a general election is usually packed with treats for winning over voters. We’ve seen speculation about potential tax cuts, from inheritance tax to income tax and stamp duty.

But while tax cuts might hit the sweet spot for some voters, there could be a price to pay further down the line. And there are other changes that could bring better financial resilience right now and in the future.

Here are the nine things we want to see in the 2024 Spring Budget.

This article isn't personal advice. ISA, pension and tax rules can change, and any benefits depend on your circumstances. Tax rates and bands are different for Scottish taxpayers. If you're not sure what's right for you, ask for financial advice.

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