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Autumn statement: what do Jeremy Hunt’s changes mean for your money?

The chancellor’s plans will have an impact on Britons’ NI, tax, savings, pensions and more

Jeremy Hunt’s autumn statement tax cuts fuel talk of spring election

Chancellor unveils 2p national insurance cut but thinktanks warn next government faces fresh round of austerity

Hunt’s pension ‘pot for life’ idea would be nightmare to set up, experts say

Proposed shake-up is welcomed in principle but doubts are raised about the administrative realities

Autumn statement 2023: what it means for people on a range of incomes

How Hunt’s measures on tax, NI and benefits will affect single people, couples and those receiving pensions in England, Wales and Northern Ireland

Autumn statement calculator 2023: how will your income change?

Find out how chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s tax and spending plans will affect your personal finances

Autumn statement 2023: key points at a glance

Jeremy Hunt has announced his financial update – here are the main points, with political analysis

Autumn statement: Jeremy Hunt announces tax cuts for firms and workers

Chancellor cuts national insurance rate and confirms rise in benefits and state pension but overall taxation levels still rise

UK income tax: how fiscal drag leads to people falling into higher rates

We show how people are pulled into paying more without the government increasing the tax rate

What to expect in the autumn statement 2023

From Whitehall to welfare and pay to pensions, here is what Jeremy Hunt is likely to announce

Autumn statement: Jeremy Hunt looks to cut UK taxes and ‘turbo-charge growth’

Amid less gloomy OBR forecasts the chancellor is expected to take first steps towards cutting personal taxes

Shell Energy fined £1.4m for failing to flag end of mobile and broadband contracts

More than 70,000 customers were affected by breach of consumer protection rules, says Ofcom

Middle-aisle mayhem: how Aldi and Lidl changed British shoppers

Air fryers, skiwear, hot tubs, kayaks – you never know what you’ll find in the discount supermarkets. But you can be sure the keenly priced, limited-time-only products will lead to a scrum

More Booking.com customers come forward about scam ‘confirmation’ emails

The website is sending out warnings to cancel cards after noticing ‘suspicious activity’

Pressure grows on Hunt to cut income tax as millions more face paying it

Hopes that nearly 4 million low paid UK workers would be able to keep more of their earnings if personal allowances are uprated

Black Friday not the cheapest time to shop, says consumer group

Which? analysed last year’s offers and found only 2% of products were not available at the same price or cheaper within six months

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