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Autumn Budget 2024: Martin Lewis's analysis on what it means for you – including minimum wage rises, changes to benefits and more
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves has today announced a host of changes to benefits, transport and more in her Autumn Budget. MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis has shared his instant reaction and explained what the changes mean for you, and we've added more detail on them below.
Autumn Budget 2024: Pensions subject to Inheritance Tax from April 2027 – but most still won't pay it
Pensions will be subject to Inheritance Tax (IHT) from April 2027, the Chancellor has announced, though the vast majority of estates will still not pay IHT despite the changes.
Autumn Budget 2024: Carers set to earn £45 a week more without losing the benefit – but there's no change to the cliff-edge
If you're an unpaid carer, you'll soon be able to earn £45 more a week without losing your entitlement to Carer's Allowance. The move has been announced by the Chancellor Rachel Reeves in today's Autumn Budget. From 7 April 2025, the earnings limit for carers will rise from £151 to £196 – but earn a penny over this and you'll still see the entire benefit clawed back.
Martin Lewis: What the Autumn Budget 2024 means for you – including minimum wage rises, changes to benefits and more
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves has today announced a host of changes to benefits, transport and more in her Autumn Budget. MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis has shared his instant reaction and explained what the changes mean for you, and we've added more detail on them below.
Autumn Budget 2024: what it means for you – including minimum wage rises, changes to benefits and more
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves has today announced a host of changes to benefits, transport and more in her Autumn Budget. Here's what's happened and what it means for your pocket.
Misleading 'click to claim' cashback ads BANNED after MSE complaint – Martin Lewis urges you to check you're not paying for these subscriptions
Misleading "click to claim" cashback adverts that sign you up for a costly monthly subscription to a service called 'Complete Savings', have been banned following a complaint by MoneySavingExpert.com (MSE). MSE founder Martin Lewis has urged shoppers to check their statements NOW to make sure they're not unknowingly shelling out each month.
Asda shopper? Book your Christmas delivery as slots open for everyone TODAY
Planning to get your Christmas food shop delivered from Asda? You can now bag your delivery or click & collect slot as bookings have opened for all shoppers today (Tuesday 22 October).
Full State Pension set to rise for most by £362 (4.1%) and benefits by 1.7% from April 2025 – here's what you need to know
The full State Pension is set to rise by £362.65 (4.1%) a year for most pensioners on 6 April 2025, under what's known as the 'triple lock' guarantee. Those on the full new state pension will see a rise of £474.85. Meanwhile certain benefits, including Universal Credit, are expected to increase by 1.7%.
Morrisons shopper? You can now book your Christmas delivery slot – here's how
Planning on getting your Christmas food shop from Morrisons? You can now bag your delivery or click & collect slot as bookings have opened for all shoppers today (Wednesday 9 October).
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