Changes to the pension rules, specifically removing the need for annuities, mean that people who have 'lifestyle' choice pensions may have to rethink their savings plans, according to experts.
Parents on low incomes may benefit more financially from staying in their employer childcare voucher schemes than switching to the Government's proposed self-administered scheme.
Several business groups have responded positively to yesterday’s budget, with the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) saying it will “put wind in the sails” of British investment.
George Osborne has pledged more support for the manufacturing sector today, promising to help businesses save £7 billion in reduced energy costs.
The chancellor has announced an increase in the personal tax allowance to £10,500. The increase will come into effect on 6 April 2015 and is predicted to lift 3 million low paid workers out of the...
Women are just as aspirational as men and are being held back by entrenched gender roles, a new report by KPMG and business psychologist firm YSC has found.
Pensions saw the biggest changes in the 2014 budget. From now on people will not be forced to buy annuities as all tax restrictions on people accessing their pensions will be removed.
A report from the Local Government Association (LGA) suggests that almost a third of workers could be underemployed by 2018.
UK unemployment has fallen by 191,000 in the past year, according to the latest ONS statistics.
George Osborne may be set to raise the amount employees can earn before paying income tax to more than £10,000 in the budget today.
Network provider Cisco is planning to repeat the successful CSR programme it ran during the London Olympics at the Commonwealth Games this summer.
National insurance contributions (NICs) are one of the main issues employers would like to see addressed in the budget. Other areas include tackling the North-South divide and increased funding for...
