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Unemployment fell to its lowest level since spring, official figures show today.
17 October 2012
A number of benefits are likely to rise by just 2.2% in April, following the publication of today's inflation figures.
16 October 2012
Consumers looking for official government information on tax, motoring, consumer rights and more will have to remember a new website from Wednesday.
15 October 2012
The Government says it will tackle high pension charges after a report claimed those saving for retirement could see their nest eggs eroded by huge costs.
11 October 2012
Chancellor George Osborne will today confirm plans to slash a further £10 billion from the bill for welfare.
8 October 2012
The Government has announced January's annual fare rise in England will not be as high as planned.
8 October 2012
Drivers wanting to challenge charges made in private car parks in England and Wales can use a new appeals service from today, though there is a catch.
1 October 2012
Low-paid workers will suffer a wage cut in real terms despite an increase from today in the national minimum wage, according to union leaders.
1 October 2012
From Monday, up to 11 million workers will start to be automatically enrolled into a workplace pension.
28 September 2012
Young people struggling to buy their first home will be able to unlock their parents' retirement funds to help secure a mortgage, under controversial plans unveiled by Nick Clegg.
24 September 2012
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