UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves recently delivered the Spring Statement, outlining the government’s economic priorities and ...

Experts from right across the financial services spectrum have been sharing their reaction to what Chancellor Reeves had to say in her Spring Statement, and what it might mean for the economy, for ...

Fears had been voiced at a further freeze - however many had hoped that the lowest threshold would be raised from £12.570 to ...

Beijing has introduced environmental restrictions that would prevent Chinese companies from buying Nvidia’s bestselling processors, UK chancellor Rachel Reeves will update the country on ...

This year's Spring Statement has changes to DWP benefits, defence and home-building, but some of the rumours failed to ...

Tom Ham, group chief executive at Calton, discusses whether Rachel Reeves delivered a Budget or statement and what its impact ...

It's Spring Statement ... Personal Independence Payment, or could claim it in the future, will lose out on £4,500. Donald Trump deploying tariffs would be a hammer blow to the British economy ...

The statement comes amid dour predictions about the Chancellor's cost-cutting measures and as she scrambles for savings to ...

Reeves confirmed that the Universal Credit standard allowance will rise from £92 per week in 2025-26 to £106 per week by 2029 ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced her plans for the UK economy in her Spring Statement. In her address, the Chancellor said debt interest stands at £105.2bn in the current financial year. She told ...

Labour unveiled their workers’ rights package – the Employment Rights Bill – last year, and measures were hailed by unions as “common sense” reforms for a “fairer economy”.

The Chancellor has stressed her desire to get away from presenting two Budgets a year, as has been the norm over the last decade. But with a fragile economy to contend with and many calls on the ...