Chancellor Rachel Reeves is gearing up to present Labour's first Autumn Budget since their general election victory in July, with the key financial statement scheduled for Wednesday, October 30.
While the specifics of the announcement remain under wraps, Reeves has signalled that 'difficult decisions' will be necessary to 'restore economic stability' in Britain.
This follows allegations that the Tories have left behind a daunting £22 billion black hole in 'unfunded pressures', a challenge now facing the new administration.
But what does this mean for you? The Express has consulted with financial experts to provide guidance on steps individuals can take before the Budget to potentially safeguard and improve their financial status. 1.
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