Parliament

HMRC has admitted millions more people than previously thought could be affected by recent PAYE problems.

Victims of Equitable Life's near collapse have been told by the company's CEO they should accept a government payout of half that recommended by officials.

The IFS School of finance has warned the All Party Parliamentary group on Insurance and Financial Services of a proliferation of "pseudo-regulators".

Peter Barnett gives an insider's view of the problems addressing the new Government, and their effect on the the protection and health insurance sectors

Tom Becket, CIO at PSigma Investment Management, on what strategy to adopt in testing times

PSigma's Bill Mott believes a hung parliament will be the worst case scenario for investors, and markets will respond best to a Conservative victory.

Gordon Brown and David Cameron clashed over the economy in the final Prime Minister's question time before the General Election.

A hung parliament at the upcoming General Election could add £52 a month to the average mortgage, according to easyroommate.co.uk.

David Worsfold on why the departure of almost a quarter of sitting MPs should not necessarily be welcomed

You may not agree with Gordon Brown's handling of the economic crisis, but at least it can be said there is one party controlling policy.