The Autumn Statement 2025 will be delivered on Wednesday 26 November, setting out the government’s latest tax and spending plans alongside forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility. With the UK facing continued pressure from high borrowing costs and calls for economic growth, the Chancellor is expected to balance fiscal discipline with measures designed to support households and businesses.

Key areas to watch include potential changes to tax thresholds, property and inheritance taxes, and incentives around savings, pensions and investment. Businesses will also be looking for signals on infrastructure spending and policies aimed at driving productivity.

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