Budget

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  Day-to-day public services to bear brunt of government spending cuts

  9 Sep 2014:

  OBR says welfare and debt interest payments may rise with cuts to hit public sector pay and procurement to balance the budget

• Tax trap fears grow after Osborne pensions shakeup

  7 Aug 2014:

  Data shows pensioners may pay £3.6bn more in tax after raiding pension pots as critics warn of 'one-man mis-selling scandal'

• Labour calls for regular checks on child poverty

  11 Jul 2014: As figures show an extra 300,000 children living in households that cannot afford to keep their house warm, Labour accuses Osborne of ignoring the issue

• George Osborne's pension reform is a bad deal – a storm is brewing

  4 Jul 2014: John McTernan: The growing problems with the chancellor's abolition of the annuity requirement, especially for women, are easily sketched

• First Dog on the Moon on ... the age of entitlement

  Cartoon, 4 Jun 2014:

  You can close the shelters and cast those women out into the street, but just don't waste my taxes

• Pensioners still being made to buy annuities

  12 May 2014:

  Legal & General and Friends Life turn down pensioners wanting to take advantage of chancellor's new retirement rules

• Pensions minister says budget not a 'death blow' to annuities

  30 Apr 2014:

  Steve Webb admits that sales of annuities could halve, but says many pensioners will continue to prefer a fixed income

• UK deficit falls to lowest level since start of financial crisis

  23 Apr 2014: Government borrowing totalled £107.7bn in the fiscal year to end-March, just below the target outlined in last month's budget

• Palmer United open to the idea of a $6 co-payment for GP visit

  22 Apr 2014: The Abbott government looks set to introduce $6 co-payments in place of bulk billing in next month’s budget

• Abbott’s vision for Australia: a surplus at whatever cost to people’s lives

  17 Apr 2014: Abbott promised pre-election that education, health, pensions would not be touched. Now, getting rid of the carbon tax and a budget surplus are the core promises that trump all others.

• Investments, pensions and savings … how to make the best of budget changes

  6 Apr 2014: Major changes governing pensions, savings and investments kick in. Harriet Meyer looks at how you can make the most of them

• Confusion over new pension rules disappoints pensioners

  4 Apr 2014: Rushed new rules are supposed to benefit anyone wanting to withdraw a tax-free lump-sum without buying an annuity

• Lucy Mangan: After bingogate, we've all got the Tories' number

  29 Mar 2014: Kudos to Grant Shapps and co for managing to reveal so much about what they really think in so few words

• It's been a good week for the insured; less so for insurers

  28 Mar 2014: First the budget liberated pensioners, now the FCA is taking a serious look at some dubious practices in the insurance and investment industries

• UK incomes: how does your salary compare?

  25 Mar 2014:

  Treasury figures reveal how much the top 10% earn, the bottom 10% – and the people in the middle

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