Jason Hollands: Five areas to watch in the Budget
Stamp duty reform? Raid on pensions?
"Speculation has re-emerged that pensions are back in play and could provide the required ‘magic bullet’ the Chancellor needs to fund stamp duty or student loan reforms and other giveaways" - Jason Hollands. ©HM Treasury
Jason Hollands picks out five areas advisers ought to keep an eye out for when Chancellor Philip Hammond stands up to give his first Autumn Budget next Wednesday
Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond, goes into next Wednesday's Budget with an unenviable hand. The government has a wafer-thin majority in parliament and has been racked by two Cabinet resignations...
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