Chancellor Rachel Reeves has delivered Labour's first budget in 14 years. It brings a raft of changes aimed at raising over £40 billion each year in extra taxes. Those with the 'broadest shoulders' will bear the brunt, as the government looks to plug the £22 billion 'black hole' left by the previous administration. So, what does this autumn's tax-heavy Budget mean for you and your finances? Let's look at some of the key announcements and talking points. Non-dom tax status gon

As an expat investor, you may have come across property loan notes as a potential investment opportunity. But what exactly are they, and which type - guaranteed or unsecured - is the better choice? Let's break it down. What are Property Loan Notes? Property loan notes are a way for developers to raise capital for real estate projects. They issue notes (essentially corporate bonds) and use the funds raised to finance construction or purchase of property. Investors receive set