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Chancellor George Osborne said today he will scrap the annual self-assessment tax return and replace it with a 'digital tax account' from early next year.

The majority of people will get a small tax cut over the next few years, under changes to the personal allowance announced by Chancellor George Osborne today. Meanwhile, you'll need to earn more to pay the higher rate tax.

In tomorrow's Budget, the Chancellor will likely be lauding the most radical changes to private pensions for a generation.

Pensioner Bonds will pay market-leading rates of 2.8% on a one-year bond and 4% on a three-year bond from January 2015, the Treasury has revealed today.

Ryanair – so often the king of unexpected charges – is offering an Easter boost to parents by refunding the value of air tax for young kids ahead of other airlines. This follows the Chancellor's announcement in this week's Autumn Statement that it would scrap Air Passenger Duty for under-12s from 1 May.

MoneySavingExpert.com creator Martin Lewis gives his instant reaction on today's Autumn Statement.

The majority of workers will pay less in tax from April next year, after Chancellor George Osborne has today announced that the amount people can earn tax free will rise.

Current account customers could switch bank in just five working days after the Chancellor of the Exchequer today called for a review of the switching period.

People aged over 55 will be able to dip into their pension pot like a bank account as part of the Government's drive to give people greater freedom over retirement savings.