The Budget And Pre Budget
Suppressing spending 'puts economy at risk'Chancellor George Osborne's emergency Budget could contribute to a double dip recession by encouraging a cutback on spending. |
CBI welcomes review of tax policymakingThe process by which new tax policy is formed in the UK is to be reviewed by the government in a move welcomed by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). |
Emergency Budget: George Osborne delivers austerity packageChancellor of the exchequer, George Osborne has announced his first Budget with a package of measures designed to tackle the deficit. |
Chancellor 'should introduce 7-day limit on ISA transfers'Chancellor George Osborne has been urged to support savers in his Budget today by introducing a seven-day limit for ISA transfers. |
Emergency Budget as-it-happenedSee how the emergency Budget unfolded with myfinances.co.uk's live blog. |
Council Tax in England to be frozen in BudgetThe government will press ahead with plans to freeze council tax in England next year while the chancellor has also confirmed he will raise capital gains tax (CGT). |
Public confidence `crumbles` ahead of emergency BudgetBritons have been filled with "deficit dread" ahead of next week's emergency Budget, with 49% of consumers, or around 24 million people, saying they feel worse off financially than ever before. |
Budget confirmed for June 22ndThe coalition government will unveil its first Budget on June 22nd, chancellor George Osborne has announced. |
Budget 2010: Chancellor robs from the richChancellor Alistair Darling announced what was likely to be his final Budget regardless of whether or not Labour wins the next general election widely believed to be in six weeks time. |
Budget 2010: Tax hike on fuel and alcoholDuty on both fuel and alcohol are to go up, it was announced in today's budget. |
Budget 2010: Stamp duty axed for first-time buyersStamp duty is to be scrapped on house purchases of up to £250,000 for first-time buyers. |
Budget 2010: Work prospects boosted for over-60s and under-24sThe number of hours over-60s need to work to receive working tax credits has been cut. |
Budget 2010: as-it-happenedWelcome to <i>myfinances.co.uk's</i> as-it-happens page. Here you can keep up to date with the Budget 2010 as the chancellor Alistair Darling delivers the final Budget before the general election: |
LIVE: Budget 2010 webcastAlistair Darling is set to give his last Budget before the general election. While he has said there will be no pre-election giveaways there will undoubtedly be much to discuss. |
Darling 'planning bank accounts for all'Chancellor Alistair Darling is expected to announce a legal obligation for banks to provide basic accounts to all UK citizens when he unveils the Budget later today. |
Budget 2010: Better access to bank acountsA million more people will receive access to bank accounts, the chancellor of the exchequer has announced in his budget speech. |
Budget 2010: Chancellor reveals borrowing at £167bnAlistair Darling admitted borrowing for this year would be a lower-than-predicted £167 billion. |
Budget 2010: Money for pensioners, parents and universitiesPensioners, working parents with young children and university graduates are among those to benefit from today's budget. |
Budget must spare savers, says ABITomorrow's (March 24th) Budget should not include measures that will further damage the UK's saving levels, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has argued. |
Expect Budget in two weeks, says BrownThis year's Budget will take place on March 24th, Gordon Brown has revealed. |
Budget to take place in March, says chancellorChancellor Alistair Darling has confirmed there will be a pre-election Budget in March. |
Pre-Budget Report: ReactionsVarious trade bodies and consumer groups have given their reaction to the chancellor's Pre-Budget Report. |
Pre-Budget Report: At-a-glanceToday the chancellor delivered his last Pre-Budget Report before the next general election. These are the main key points from it: |
Pre-Budget Report: Darling's last stand?The chancellor is due to give his Pre-Budget Report later today with analysts predicting a windfall tax on banker's bonuses and the scrapping of planned inheritance tax reforms. |
Pre-Budget Report: As-it-happenedThe chancellor Alistair Darling will deviler the final Pre-Budget Report before the next general election at 12.30pm today. It could be the most important Pre-Budget Report of his political life. |
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