The Comprehensive Spending Review is necessary to bring the UK economy "back from the brink", says Chancellor George Osborne.
UK public sector borrowing fell to £3.8bn in July, down from £6.1bn in July 2009, suggesting the nation's finances are starting to recover.
Public sector net borrowing hit £14.5bn in June, marginally below the shortfall of £14.7bn one year earlier but still worse than economists had expected.
IFA Peter Lawrence looks at sowing the seeds of professional connections.
Graham Harvey says last month’s Budget provides the perfect opportunity to discuss protection with clients
Paul Kennedy, of Fidelity International, says basic rate taxpayers have been affected most by CGT changes in the emergency Budget
Zurich's Edward Grant looks at how emergency Budget measures have resulted in planning opportunities for advisers.
Peter Hicks, head of UK retail sales at Fidelity, looks at the implications of the emergency Budget.
Tax lawyer Shimon Shaw, of Matthew Arnold & Baldwin, gives his views on the Budget's CGT adjustments.
George Osborne's austerity budget will cause 1.3m job losses over the next five years according to Treasury figures.