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03 April 2025

Tax hikes push wealthy individuals to exit the UK - what are the risks of relocating?

Tax hikes push wealthy individuals to exit the UK - what are the risks of relocating?

Dariusz Karpowicz, director at Albion Financial Advice, said there has been a noticeable exodus of wealth and wealth creators since the Autumn Budget.

“Our phones have been ringing off the hook as clients seek greener - and considerably less taxed - pastures,” he says.

"While the Treasury might view this as a necessary medicine for public finances, many of our high-net-worth clients are voting with their feet, treating relocation as their own form of fiscal policy. The fact that our current tax burden exceeds post-war levels seems to be the final nudge many needed to start exploring their options abroad."

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