Hundreds of thousands of high-earners face tax rates of up to 250% because of the Government's pensions changes.

Mortgage brokers' confidence in business prospects for the next quarter has not improved despite indications the industry may be on the road to recovery, according to the Legal & General Adviser Confidence Index Q4 2009.

In a document released on its website only a few hours before the Chancellor's Pre-Budget Report, the Office for National Statistics laid out the definitive cost taxpayers will have to bear for both the state old age pension and public sector pensions....

Alistair Darling will announce his final Pre-Budget Report (PBR) before the next General Election tomorrow, and the rumour mill is in full swing.

Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, has defended the US central banks response to the credit crunch as he fights for a second term in office.

Five IFAs across Cornwall are joining forces as part of a new initiative to promote the benefits of independent financial advice to consumers.

The European Central Bank has voted to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged today at 1%.

The Government wants the Post Office to offer a wider range of financial services products and become a more significant player in the mortgage market.

The Bank of Japan has announced a number of measures to help tackle deflation and stimulate the economy.

A fresh round of job cuts in Lloyds Banking Group today has brought the number of losses since its takeover of HBOS last year to over 15,000.