October Budget 2021 6 Changes That Could Hit Your Pocket
UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak will set out the government's tax and spending plans on Wednesday 27 October.
The BBC is predicting six tax and budget changes at a time when Rishi Sunak has already announced a £7 billion spending spree on northern transport links and childcare help for families. There is also a possibility of extended loan support, due to end in December for businesses struggling to come out of the recession, or subject to another winter lockdown?
This will be the second Budget of the year, after one in March, and will coincide with the conclusions of the 2021 Spending Review, which will give details of how government will fund public services for the next three years.
Here are six possible things to watch out for in the Budget that could affect your personal finances.
1. VAT on energy bills cut
2. Alcohol tax hike
3. Capital Gains Tax rates increase
4. Student loan threshold reduction
5. Minimum wage rise increase
6. Pension higher rate allowance cut
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