Deputy Prime Minister set out proposals to reinstate the pensions lifetime allowance and change dividend taxes in the secret ...

Rayner ‘suggested tax raid on savers’ to Reeves ahead of spring statement - Angela Rayner said to have suggested reinstating ...

The Chancellor has been adamant she will not turn to tax rises as part of the Government’s efforts to fund its policies.

Ms Reeves said she is ‘not going to reduce the limit of what people can put into an Isa but I do want people to get better returns on ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced she does not plan to reduce the £20,000 limit on the amount that can be put into Isas ...

Reeves was comldetely out of her depth from ... There’s been a lot of confusion driven by the Spring Statement and Budget measures.” Last October's Budget was particularly bruising, with ...

And she daren't cut state spending, as cutting the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) in her Spring Statement cost Labour ... I’m not convinced Rachel Reeves deserves a break.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to launch a consultation ... re-kindling speculation of cuts to the cash ISA limit. In the Spring Statement earlier this year, Reeves confirmed that ISA ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to announce a number of spending cuts in her spring statement on Wednesday. Reeves is seeking to balance the books after disappointing growth figures and ...

And maybe – just maybe – she won’t. After all, she kept her Spring Statement promise of no tax rises. Last week, Reeves suggested in The Daily Telegraph that no tax hikes were planned.

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) predicted that when the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, presented her Spring Statement in March, by the 2029-30 financial year, 8.3 million more individuals ...