Good afternoon and welcome to MoneyWeek’s Spring Statement live report. Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to deliver the ...

The Chancellor Rachel Reeves told the Commons people will be £1,000 better off a year by the next election - which is ...

RACHEL Reeves’ 2026 Spring Budget has set out a mix of short-term relief and longer-term cost increases for UK motorists. There’s a host of changes coming, affecting fuel prices, Vehicle Excise ...

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No major policy changes are expected at the Spring Statement, but the Chancellor will have the opportunity to invoke stability.

With the Spring Statement due on 3 March, figures from the pensions industry are calling for clarity and stability, warning ...

The latest estimates for growth, inflation, unemployment, government spending and tax income will be published alongside the ...

You might have noticed that you haven’t been hearing much about today’s spring statement – and it’s not just because a new ...

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) updated its growth forecasts, taking into account lower net migration. It cut its ...

“Savers benefit from clarity and consistency. Assuming no surprises in the Spring forecast, the case for giving the system ...

As the 2026 Spring Forecast Statement on 3 March draws closer, business leaders, CEOs, and campaign groups across the UK have lobbied Chancellor ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves to make speech, with Brits eager to see if tax rises and changes to student loans are contained ...