James Kirby

Many of these...

changes.

They've been threatened repeatedly.

I mean, to be honest, they've been on the agenda a long time.

In 2016, the shortened Labour government tried 90% of these changes and they had no chance, basically, of getting them through.

Here we are 10 years later and the budget has brought them upon us.

My guest today is Will Hamilton of Hamilton Wealth Management.

He has yet again volunteered to take the hot seat on the budget special.

How are you, Will?

It's great to have you.

You know, some years, folks, we talk before the show and we're basically trying to find what's the most interesting parts of the budget.

This year, we talk before the show and we say, how much can we get in?

Like, what will we prioritize?

Because there's so much around.

I want to cut to the chase straight away and let's look at CGT because that's the big one, isn't it, Will, really?

Because it cuts across everything.

They are.

And as you mentioned, thanks for mentioning that, this pre-1985 issue.

We'll talk about that in a minute, folks.

And it's applicable, obviously, largely to older people or someone who was lucky enough to be involved with assets for a long time.