Autumn Statement
IFS autumn statement analysis reveals poorest hit hardestLow-income households with children could be hit hard by the changes announced in the Autumn Statement, sources have warned. |
Chancellor's Autumn Statement: What it means for your financesHow do George Osborne's plans set out in today's autumn statement affect your money? We take a look at ten key areas and analyse the effect on the economy and you. |
George Osborne's autumn statement: What the experts sayThe Chancellor, George Osborne, presented his autumn spending review today and we focus on what experts in each affected area think of his plans. |
OBR says only 60% chance govt will meet cuts target by 2017The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) has cut forecasts for growth and says it is unlikely the government will meet its own deadline on austerity targets. |
George Osborne announces Autumn StatementThe Autumn Statement has been given in parliament by chancellor George Osborne. |
Chancellor Osborne's autumn statement to admit deficit up by £30blnThe Chancellor, George Osborne will be forced to admit that the public finances deficit is likely to be £30 billion shy of his stated target by 2014-15. |
OBR: "Deficit reduction target will not be met until 2017"The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) will say in its latest forecast tomorrow that the deficit target will only be met by 2017 if the government maintains the freeze on spending. |
BCC says deficit reduction policy stalls UK economic growthThe British Chambers of Commerce has lowered its forecast for UK economic growth to 0.9% in 2011 and 0.8% in 2012 and says it expects to see more quantitative easing. |
Chancellor George Osborne's autumn statement previewGeorge Osborne will present his autumn statement to parliament on Tuesday and it is expected to contain a three-part credit easing plan to help businesses invest. |
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