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The Budget
The Chancellor has announced that the inheritance tax (IHT) threshold will be frozen for four years.
24 March 2010
Banks must offer all customers a basic current account at the very least, the Chancellor has announced.
24 March 2010
The Chancellor has announced that tax-free Isa limits will rise each year in line with inflation.
24 March 2010
24 March 2010
The stamp duty threshold at which buyers pay no tax on property purchases will be raised to £250,000 for first time buyers.
24 March 2010
Chancellor Alistair Darling has announced families with one and two-year-olds will get an extra £4 a week in child tax credits.
24 March 2010
The Chancellor will stagger the 3p rise in fuel duty which was due next month, amid concerns the price of petrol and diesel could reach record highs.
24 March 2010
First-time buyers are the headline-grabbing winners from today's Budget.
24 March 2010
Chancellor Alistair Darling gained a pre-Budget boost today after a sharper than expected fall in inflation in February.
23 March 2010
Banks will be forced to offer all customers a basic current account at the very least in Wednesday's Budget, according to political sources.
23 March 2010
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