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National insurance: how much better off will the 2p cut leave workers?

Jeremy Hunt said his budget measure will benefit 27 million people – here’s how it will work

British Airways to offer free in-flight use of messaging apps

Passengers on planes with wifi will be able to send and receive texts on apps such as WhatsApp for no cost

Ex-Post Office chair gives details of ‘stitch up’ which he says led to Badenoch making false claims about his sacking – as it happened

Letter from former Post Office chair Henry Staunton gives new details on conversations

Jeremy Hunt to cut national insurance by 2p in budget

Pre-election giveaway should save average earner £450 a year but spending cuts may follow

Mortgage reforms have excluded first-time buyers, say UK building societies

Report calls for overhaul of rules on loan affordability and repayment, and more flexible mortgage products

‘Heartbreaking’: the nursery forced to close over Hunt’s free childcare policy

Critics say the surprise policy in last spring budget’s was ill-thought-out, prompting higher prices and fewer nurseries

‘It’s all fallen flat’: households earning more than £60,000 on how they are struggling financially

Mortgages, bills and highest tax burden in 70 years pile on pressure despite healthy incomes

Sexism in the City: ‘No matter how hard I work, they will never ever recognise me’

Exclusive: witnesses to UK parliament’s inquiry share their stories from the world of finance

UK ministers look to install highly paid boss to spearhead rail reform plan

Salary of new senior post could dwarf DfT pay scales in effort to speed up troubled Great British Railways project

‘We’re hugely worried’: UK private pension rule changes disrupt retirement plans

Banned from making transfers or told they must wait to retire, older people tell of fears for their life savings

Rail fares to rise by 4.9% in England and Wales on Sunday

In London, Tube and bus fares are being frozen and prices reduced during rush hour and on Fridays

Tory peer calls for £10,000 ‘citizens inheritance’ for all 30-year-olds

David Willetts suggests policy would help spread wealth among millennials amid deepening inequalities

GlaxoSmithKline boss’s pay package jumps 50% to £12.7m

Emma Walmsley’s deal, with a high share bonus payout, makes her one of top-paid CEOs in FTSE 100

UK house prices rise for first time in more than a year as mortgage costs drop

Average cost of a home increased to £260,420 in February, up by 1.2% on a year earlier, says Nationwide

UK a ‘tax haven’ for polluting SUVs, says green thinktank

First-year vehicle excise duty is a fraction of that in countries such as France and the Netherlands

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