MoneySavingExpert News Pensions Emergency Budget: how the huge tax shake-up affects youToday's Emergency Budget brought tax rises for every UK citizen as the Government attempts to plug the massive £156 billion budget deficit.22 June 2010 Should you equity release?Many older people find themselves asset rich and cash poor as they’ve low incomes but valuable homes.17 June 2010 UK savings should be radically simplified says think tankUK’s savings regime needs to be made easier in order to encourage more people to set aside money.14 June 2010 Queen's Speech: plans for deficit reduction confirmedThe new Government's commitment to tackling mammoth UK debt levels were outlined in today's Queen's Speech.25 May 2010 PPI leads huge rise in Ombudsman complaintsComplaints about missold debt insurance have rocketed over the past year, as the total number of official financial gripes also soared.19 May 2010 Massive changes for your pocket: coalition government tax plans revealedThe new coalition government has revealed many of its tax and spending plans, but what will this mean for your wallet?12 May 2010 Tories target National Insurance hike in General Election manifestoThe Conservatives have put their plan to reverse most of the National Insurance (NI) hike next year at the heart of their election manifesto.13 April 2010 Happy new tax year! The winners and losersYesterday marked the start of the new tax year which brought tax hikes but also some better news for others.7 April 2010 FSA bans commission to advisers on investmentsConsumers getting an investment or pension product via a financial adviser may have to pay an upfront fee from the end of 2012.26 March 2010 High government pension charges to last 'to 2030'Workers who join the Government's new pension scheme may have to pay higher charges until 2030.26 March 2010 First242526 Suggest a story Got a money-related news story that affects you? Email us