MoneySavingExpert News The Budget Emergency Budget: tax cuts for low and middle income earnersThe Chancellor has revealed the tax-free personal allowance will rise by £1,000 for millions of workers.22 June 2010 Overseas aid tops the public's chops listThe public strongly disagrees with the Government's decision to ring-fence overseas aid from any spending cuts. 21 June 2010 Base rate held again as committee awaits emergency BudgetInterest rates have been kept on hold today as policymakers maintain their "wait-and-see" approach ahead of government plans to tackle the UK's deficit.10 June 2010 Coalition agreement: stealth fees targeted and tax freezes plannedThe new government says it will introduce measures to end unfair bank charges and limit many credit card stealth charges.20 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 Labour manifesto to target bank chargesLabour will pledge to clampdown on banking 'rip-offs' as part of its General Election manifesto, to be announced today.12 April 2010 Ask the Chancellor's debate: MSE to report live29 March 2010 Budget 2010: 3p fuel duty rise delayedThe 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 Budget 2010: What it means for youFirst-time buyers are the headline-grabbing winners from today's Budget.24 March 2010 Budget 2010: First time buyer stamp duty threshold raised to £250,000The 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 First141516 Suggest a story Got a money-related news story that affects you? Email us