Around 200,000 women could be owed an average payout of £13,5000 after their state pensions were underpaid, new figures reveal. And these payments will now be paid automatically following a Government review – although women who weren’t due the automatic uplift in the first place will still need to claim

Homebuyers in Wales will continue to pay no transaction tax on properties purchased for up to £250,000 until 30 June – but the rates in Scotland will return to their usual level from 1 April.

In an unusual move, the Treasury officially released details of the extension of its coronavirus income support schemes before the Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivers his key Budget speech, which will take place at 12.30pm today.

The contactless card payment limit will rise from £45 to £100, HM Treasury has confirmed. The news comes ahead of today’s Budget, although Chancellor Rishi Sunak is expected to formally announce the shake-up in his speech

Guarantor loans have overtaken Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) as the most complained about product that the Financial Ombudsman Service adjudicates on. It’s the first time in more than a decade that PPI is not the most complained about financial product

From extending furlough to increasing the contactless card payment limit; we round-up the key announcements from Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Budget 2021

Universal credit claimants will continue to get a £20/week uplift to their payments for a further six months, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has confirmed in his Budget 2021 today.

The current stamp duty holiday in England and Northern Ireland has been extended until the end of June, and some relief will continue until the end of September, the Chancellor announced in the Budget today