21/07/2026
They say a week is a long time in politics. I’ve been away for two… and I’ve come back to quite a few changes.
A new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, Angela Rayner reinstated as Housing Secretary, Louise Haigh appointed Chancellor for the Duchy of Lancaster and John Healey replacing Rachel Reeves as Chancellor.
Whether you agree with these changes or not, the markets have reacted…
Yesterday, gilt rates rose, and many expect it to continue.
If you’re a business owner, high earner, landlord, with any kind of asset behind you, now may be the time to review your financial and tax plans.
With further tax changes, highly likely, don’t miss out on opportunities to protect your wealth.
Comment CALL below, and let’s book a conversation to discuss how you can get ahead of any potential changes.
This post is for information purposes only and does NOT constitute financial advice. You should always seek advice from a professional adviser. All information was correct at the time of publication.