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Chancellor George Osborne is set to raise the personal income tax allowance by £1,000 to £6,475 in the Budget today, removing more than 850,000 people from paying income tax.

Updated: Hundreds of jobs may be under threat after Aegon today unveiled plans to cut costs across its UK life and pensions business by 25% over the next 18 months.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg believes the coalition needs to deliver a "difficult" budget today to ensure the UK can avoid the scenarios seen in Greece and Spain.

George Osborne delivers his first Budget today and IFAonline readers can follow all the developments right here from 12.30pm.

We always dust this one off on Budget day, but can you remember which Chancellor took almost five hours to deliver his speech?

CGT, VAT, public pensions... Prime Minister David Cameron has already warned today's emergency Budget will likely contain some of the harshest measures since World War II.

iShares is seeking to break into the active ETF market after filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

The Nasdaq OMX Group has released two Sharia-compliant indices based on the Nasdaq-100 and OMX Stockholm Benchmark index.

Capital gains tax (CGT) revenues have increased 23% in the last two years, despite falling numbers of enquiries, according to research by a chartered accountants.

Spencer-Churchill Miller Private (SCMP) has reported strong returns for the maiden year of its two investment vehicles that invest purely in ETFs.