Chancellor Rachel Reeves unveiled the autumn Budget yesterday with a further freeze to income tax thresholds confirmed along with a reduction to the cash ISA limit.

Many will be dragged into paying more tax over the next few years, including millions of retirees who will face paying a levy on the state pension for the first time.

Several of the changes do not come into effect for several years, giving people time to organise their finances.

Below, we speak to experts to find out what you can do to protect your money after the Budget. New Feature

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Reeves announced a cut to the cash ISA, from £20,000 to £12,000 for most people, apart from those over the age of 65 who will see the limit stay the same.

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