David Cameron says the biggest risk to the economy "is the Prime Minister," following today's Budget statement.

Alistair Darling has doubled the entrepreneurial relief for capital gains tax (CGT) in a bid to make it more attractive for what he called "wealth creators and innovators" to set up their own businesses.

The Chancellor will not make any changes to VAT, income tax or national insurance (NI) rates.

Friends Provident has sold its stake in national IFA Pantheon Financial Services to company CEO James Kaberry.

Friends Provident returned to profit in 2009 after making a loss of almost £250m in the previous year.

A gang of pensioners has been found guilty of kidnapping and torturing their financial adviser.

Six people including two senior City professionals "at leading institutions" have been arrested following an insider dealing investigation by the FSA.

I'm not sure who is feeling the pressure more this week- Alistair Darling or Carlo Ancelotti.

Inflation fell back to 3% in February after a sharp spike at the beginning of the year.

A case against Scottish Widows, brought by a company pension scheme over poor advice, has been rejected in the courts.