UK Finance News

The hard hitting implications of today’s first budget announced by Chancellor George Osborne on behalf of the Coalition Government are clear for all to see, we were warned what to expect and the Chancellor has delivered.
But there are some areas of the budget that could stand the equity release sector in good stead for the [...]

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No-one could claim the UK coalition Government have had an easy time of it since forming their partnership, but one thing is certain-things are about to get a whole lot tougher, for all of us.
The Coalition has generally, so far been welcomed by the majority of public and businesses alike, but tomorrow Chancellor George Osborne [...]

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The new UK coalition government announced today that it would focus on reducing the record deficit running at 11% GDP as a priority during their elected term.
“The deficit reduction programme takes precedence over any of the other measures in this agreement, and the speed of implementation of any measures that have a cost to the [...]

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The date for the UK Budget 2010 has been announced by current Prime Minister Gordon Brown, who said during a speech in London that it will take place on Wednesday March 24th.
The Budget speech comes at a crucial time for the UK  both politically and financially and depending on the upcoming election result we could [...]

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The ratings agency Standard & Poor (S&P) has lowered it’s outlook on the UK to negative, claiming that Government spending will be hard to rein in amongst political uncertainty surrounding a forthcoming election.
S&P Credit Analyst David Beers explained in a statement:
“We have revised the outlook on the UK to negative due to our view that, [...]

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