It might not have been a budget, but the spring statement felt like one. There was red pen all over the chancellor's economic plans as Rachel Reeves sought to repair deteriorating public finances ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a Spring Statement which was very limited, but sets the stage for the Autumn Budget, according to those in the industry. Ahead of the statement today (March 26 ...

Talk of growth forecasts and self-imposed financial rules may feel very distant from you and your life, but the Spring Statement could ... may have expected. For example, the government had ...

No personal tax increases, a squeeze on benefits, and hints of a future Isa shake-up were among the key announcements Rachel Reeves was true to her word when she said the Spring Statement would not be ...

While the measures are aimed at tackling Britain’s debt and boosting economic resilience, business leaders have voiced concern that the statement did little to support growth, especially among the ...

In today’s Spring Statement, departmental spending plans and, it seems, welfare policy have been fine-tuned to return to precisely the same amount of headroom that she had previously. This approach ...

Bond investors are eyeing Rachel Reeves’s Spring Statement with “heightened caution”, wary of policy shifts and how they could affect their money – including pensions. Financial advisers ...

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The spring statement is not a formal budget - as Labour pledged to only deliver one per year - but rather an update on the economy and any progress since her fiscal statement last October.