All articles featuring 'David Cameron'
End 'rip off' charges, says Ed Miliband
18 January 2012The Labour leader says the Government should intervene on exorbitant charges for savings, holidays, banking and parking
Prime Minister responds on financial education in schools
17 January 2012David Cameron has replied to Martin Lewis's open letter on ensuring kids are given money lessons
Chancellor: child benefit cut will go ahead
13 January 2012George Osborne says it is only fair child benefit is removed from higher-rate taxpayers, after speculation of a rethink
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Energy summit: Government to promote switching
17 October 2011Prime Minister David Cameron wants more households to scour the market for cheaper gas and electricity
Energy firms respond to crunch summit with price pledges
17 October 2011Some energy firms say they won't raise prices this winter, ahead of a crucial talks to curb rising costs
Consumer groups urge action on energy prices at summit
17 October 2011Ahead of crunch talks on energy prices, consumer groups have called for decisive action to curb soaring costs
David Cameron Exclusive: Our plans to tackle rising energy costs
17 October 2011The Prime Minister and Energy Secretary Chris Huhne write for MSE with their plans to curb soaring power costs
Unemployment reaches 17-year high
12 October 2011As unemployment reaches huge levels, the Prime Minister admits the Government has to do more to help the economy
Riot compensation scheme launched
11 August 2011The Prime Minister has confirmed the Government will meet the cost of much of the riot damage for the uninsured
Controversial women's pension plans pass through Commons
21 June 2011Under new legislation, the retirement age for men and women is to be equalised at 65 in 2018, rising to 66 by 2020
Benefits shake-up: warning for non-working claimants
11 November 2010Tough welfare rules will strip the unemployed of handouts for up to three years if they refuse to work
UK growth figures exceed expectations
26 October 2010Hopes of a sustained recovery were fuelled today after official figures revealed Britain's economy grew by 0.8%
50% tax rate unlikely to raise revenues, says Vince Cable
22 September 2010The top tax rate won't generate significant amounts of money for the Treasury, according to the Business Secretary
Winter benefits face cuts in welfare shake-up
18 August 2010Welfare reform plans may mean cuts to the winter fuel allowance - which could chop £100 off existing claimers' benefits.
Massive changes for your pocket: coalition government tax plans revealed
12 May 2010The Tories and Lib Dems say they will tackle the £163bn budget deficit through spending cuts rather than tax rises
Home repossessions down but future looks gloomy
Eon shakes up direct debits to stop bill shocks
Home phone and broadband prices on the rise
Which? launches collective energy switching campaign
"Wish I'd been stupid enough to get PPI in the first place"
Surprise call from Ed Davey, Energy Minister – on collective switching
A warning to freelancers and the self-employed everywhere
A dragon in the Napoleonic wars
Student loans will be interest free for many 2012 starters
