Stealth taxes, not wealth taxes, were the cornerstone of this Budget. The biggest losers are set to be Henrys and Henriettas ...

Half a million families on universal credit will gain an average £5,000 a year each due to abolition of two-child limit ...

At the very least, Rachel Reeves should control the message rather than allow leaks that have frustrated businesses ...

Company says that bare-knuckle restructurings outside court, like the one it would like to achieve, are better for all ...

The strangeness of the OBR’s “two years only” approach at its last two forecast rounds was that it ignored both the BoE’s ...

Tether’s secrecy is flagged as a risk even here. Cantor Fitzgerald is widely reported to be Tether’s T-bill custodian, but ...

The UK government will allow oil and gas drillers to develop new fields next to existing ones, in a move ministers argued was ...

People earning about £50,000 a year will be among the hardest hit under an extension to a freeze on income tax thresholds set ...

As expected, the chancellor extended the freeze in personal tax thresholds, introduced by the previous Conservative government, by three years to 2031. Freezing personal tax thresholds, instead of ...

Landlords and owners of expensive homes are to be hit by higher taxes as Rachel Reeves’ Budget leaned on property to help ...

Spending: The single biggest spending announcement is likely to be the £3bn cancellation of the UK’s two-child limit on ...

FT Alphaville has a Substack. As we previously explained: The blog itself will remain at the heart of Alphaville. This is ...