Brits unlikely to see IFAs despite Budget impact

YouGov, on behalf of Continuum, surveyed 2,181 UK adults in December last year and found that 19% were likely to seek advice from a financial adviser despite 46% saying they felt financially secure. About one in ten (11%) said they were more likely to seek independent financial advice following the Autumn Budget, despite 63% expecting to have less disposable income because of the measures announced by chancellor Rachel Reeves. Main changes in the November 2025 Budget included a cap on salary pension contributions of £2,000, the personal income tax threshold extended until 2030/31, the...