Show Notes
98 separate measures, and for property investors it all comes down to one line...
Recorded hours after the Chancellor sat down, Rob & Rob pick through the headlines and the extra tax heading for landlords who hold property in their own name.
They also weigh up the government's big promise on AI, then end on a positive note for anyone building a portfolio.
(00:49) Is that it? Why Rob & Rob came away from this Budget frustrated
(06:12) Why the extra tax on property income won’t touch three in four new buy-to-lets
(06:53) Long-standing landlords are left asking “why bother?” What that means for rents
(09:41) My First Home starts lending in April. Why that date matters if you’re buying from housebuilders
(10:36) Entrepreneurs’ relief is halved again, and Rob B predicts what comes next
(13:33) Can £35 million of AI really cut civil service costs by 20%?
(17:15) How a Budget where little happened could help your next mortgage rate
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