The shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, Rachel Reeves, has accused the government of failing to cut inefficiency and borrowing.
James Hay and Fidelity have been ordered to pay Sir Peter Gershon more than £26,000 in total in compensation after they delayed his investment by several months due to a lost cheque.
PwC predicts Britain's total debt will reach £10trn in 2015, warning of decades of poor growth as interest rates rise and the GDP to debt ratio falls to historic lows.
What could the recent spending review mean for the Health Insurance industry? Richard Walsh highlights likely scenarios.
At a key time for state and insurance sector relations, Owain Thomas meets the All Party Parliamentary Group on Insurance and Financial Services' new chairman, Jonathan Evans MP
As the dust settles, Peter Barnett gives his view of the Spending Review's impact on financial services and the economy in general
Ian Naismith, head of pensions market development at Scottish Widows, says now is a good time for a retirement planning discussion
Income protection insurance sales will increase in importance as a result of FSA scrutiny and the Spending Review the Income Protection Task Force (IPTF) has said.
The health insurance and protection markets have reacted with cautious optimism to the government's spending review.
Government borrowing hit a record high in September, with the biggest deficit for the month since records began in 1993.