Budget 2025: No change to IPT rate but £1bn expected from Motability inclusion
Chancellor Rachel Reeves (pictured) did not increase the rate of Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) as part of her Budget 2025 ...
Read moreChancellor Rachel Reeves (pictured) did not increase the rate of Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) as part of her Budget 2025 ...
Read moreChancellor Rachel Reeves has put the NHS front and centre as one of her and the nation’s priorities ahead of ...
Read moreThe chancellor has charged the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) with reassessing the impact of its Consumer Duty on financial services ...
Read moreThe UK government will be investing £2bn more in digital and artificial intelligence (AI) across public services, including in the ...
Read moreChancellor Rachel Reeves (pictured) avoided announcing any fresh tax increases at the Spending Review but has increased annual public spending ...
Read moreThe Labour Government has committed an additional £31bn annually towards the day-to-day running of the National Health Service by the ...
Read moreAs the government sets out to decrease welfare payments, it is to undertake a fundamental review of the Personal Independence ...
Read moreThe average household will be around £500 better off in real terms by 2028-29 with those on lower incomes seeing ...
Read moreThe Universal Credit (UC) standard allowance is set to increase by 2029, but the health element of that is set ...
Read moreChancellor Rachel Reeves has set out significant reforms to be made to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and Financial Ombudsman ...
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