Labour

The UK economy remains balanced between recession and recovery, Alistair Darling warned today, saying there are no guarantees the current upturn will continue.

Worst thing about last night's second Leader's Debate? Easy - Sky's coverage.

The Liberal Democrats are enjoying a surge in voter confidence in their ability to improve household finances across Britain, according to a survey by Markit/YouGov.

The Scottish National Party (SNP) will oppose Labour's planned 1% National Insurance (NI) rise because it says this would delay efforts to get people back to work.

Whitechurch explains how to ensure your investment portfolio prospers following any outcome on May 6.

One certainty amid all the uncertainty of this Election is that anything other than an outright Labour win should result in a proper compensation plan for Equitable Life policyholders - and quickly too.

A week may be a long time in politics, but after 13 years in power Labour probably wants the public to keep their memories short and sweet. So just in case, IFAonline brings you a definitive list of financial blunders Labour would rather you forgot......

The Tories have confirmed new businesses will pay no National Insurance (NI) in their initial year for the first ten employees, during the opening two years of a Conservative government.

The Tories have pledged to raise the the secondary threshold at which employers start paying National Insurance (NI) by £21 a week, countering what it calls Labour's "job tax" of a 1% NI increase.

The chair of the All Party Parliamentary Insurance and Financial Services Committee has described Labour proposals to re-mutualise Northern Rock as "crazy".