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April is a good time to review your financial health

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There are some changes to taxes in 2024-25, including cuts to tax-free allowances for capital gains and dividends
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As the new financial year begins (on 6 April), it's a good time to review your personal finances. 

The 2024-25 tax year brings some changes, including cuts to tax-free allowances for capital gains and dividends, so check that your savings, investments and financial planning are in the best shape possible. 

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Adrienne Wyper has been a freelance sub-editor and writer for The Week's website and magazine since 2015. As a travel and lifestyle journalist, she has also written and edited for other titles including BBC Countryfile, British Travel Journal, Coast, Country Living, Country Walking, Good Housekeeping, The Independent, The Lady and Woman’s Own.