Spring Budget 24: Hunt’s growth measures may fail to deliver promised progress
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget delivered in parliament today (6 March) is not expected to have a significant effect on the UK economy, experts have said.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget delivered in parliament today (6 March) is not expected to have a significant effect on the UK economy, experts have said.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s latest Budget may have been headlined by fuel duty freezes and cuts to National Insurance, but it contained a number of significant green measures, including confirmation of a deal to acquire the Wylfa nuclear site, new clean tech R&D funding, and a hike in Air Passenger Duty for non-economy tickets.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has introduced a set of measures to boost UK long-term growth in his Spring Budget, delivered in parliament today (6 March).
The UK economy is set to grow more than forecast in the Autumn Statement over this year and next, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has said in his Spring Budget statement today (6 March).
The government is working with the Association of British Insurers to finalise a framework for monitoring progress on the Mansion House Compact.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has today (6 March) reaffirmed the government’s intention to explore pot for life for workplace pension schemes.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is scrapping the tax benefitting individuals who are non-domiciled in the UK, labelling it an “outdated” policy.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has cut National Insurance (NI) by a further 2p in today’s (6 March) Spring Budget.
The government has confirmed it will begin legislating on the Reserved Investor Fund over spring 2024, with a restricted iteration offering non-UK professional investors access to “property rich” funds.
The UK Treasury has unveiled proposals to create a venue where private companies can trade their shares, the Private Intermittent Securities and Capital Exchange System (PISCES).