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Government's Kickstart Scheme pledges more state pension contributions
Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiled jobs plan
Bond investors call for green gilts in Budget
'Policy and action' needed
What does Javid's resignation mean for UK markets and investors?
Loose fiscal policy, but more uncertainty
Chancellor to 'usher in decade of renewal' in 11 March Budget
Sajid Javid to 'make good' on election commitments
Spring Statement: Industry reveals 'deal dividend' wishlist
Experts react to 2019 Spring Statement
Spring Statement: OBR revises down 2019 growth forecast as Hammond eyes Brexit 'deal dividend'
Warns of consequences of no deal
Treasury and Economic Affairs Committees call for flawed inflation measure fix
Would reduce investor payments by £1bn a year
UK must move faster on regulatory issues, writes Alexander Mann
UK must move faster on regulatory issues, writes Alexander Mann
Budget 2018: Top ten takeaways
Key announcements on UK growth, Brexit and tax
Budget 2018: No-deal Brexit risk sees Hammond hold back on spending
Deal would offer UK 'double deal dividend'
Budget 2018: Hammond to hike income tax relief a year early
UK deficit to reach lowest level in 20 years by 2023/24
'Forecasts are there to be beaten': Sterling spikes as Hammond delivers upbeat outlook in Spring Statement
Up 0.46% against the US dollar
Autumn Budget 2017: Government to publish 'long-term strategy' to support UK asset managers
Second Budget this year
Autumn Budget 2017: OBR significantly cuts UK growth forecasts; Hammond sets aside further £3bn for Brexit
GDP growth forecasts cut from 2% to 1.5%
FCA chair Griffith-Jones to step down in March 2018
Has faced criticism during the tenure
Chancellor Hammond U-turns on self-employed NIC rates hike
Announced NIC rise in Budget last week
IW Podcast: Budget Special with TD Direct's McGrade
With predictions for Autumn Budget
BlackRock to pay George Osborne £650k for advisory role
City speeches earned him £800k
Budget 2017: 'Unwelcome surprise' as govt slashes tax-free dividend allowance
Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced a significant cut in the tax-free dividend allowance from £5,000 to £2,000 from April 2018 in his first and last Spring Budget.
The first post-Brexit Budget - What does it mean for advisers?
Tune in to Cofunds webinar – 11am on Thursday 9 March
Chancellor: We need more than two years for Brexit deal
Would allow for 'smoother transition'
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