Savers may face a fresh round of pensions raid as tax relief offered by HMRC moves past the £50bn mark for the first time.

A Brexit transition deal must be reached by Christmas to reassure banks, the deputy governor of the Bank of England has warned. 

Net retail sales were £3.6 billion, the highest selling August on record.

Making UK cities internationally competitive in key sectors is the best way to end productivity gap, argues West Midlands Mayor, Andy Street.

Philip Hammond has launched a full-throttle attack on Labour, calling the party leadership "dinosaurs" who are "preying on the fears" of the British electorate.

The Bank of England governor has hinted that interest rates could rise as early as November.

The Brexit vote cost George Osborne’s family business hundreds of thousands of pounds last year, PoliticsHome can reveal.

At a UK Finance fringe event, shadow security minister Nick Thomas-Symonds and an expert panel discussed how the public and private sector can work together to protect UK businesses from cyber-attacks.

Disabled people are being “shut out of the jobs market” in huge numbers due to the attitudes and discrimination they can face throughout the recruitment process, according to research published today.

Our message to the Government is to support this achievable commitment to keeping energy costs in British homes and buildings down and deliver a high quality, sustainable programme.

All Private Finance Initiative contracts will be brought back into the public sector if Labour wins the next election, John McDonnell has declared.

As the prime minister delivered her landmark Brexit speech in Florence, the NFB calls on the Government to deliver a Brexit that enables construction SMEs to prosper, while cautioning against completely turning off the tap on skilled migrant labour from the EU.

Unlike current Conservative policy, Labour’s strategy will overhaul the economy in every region of the UK, writes Chi Onwurah

As Shadow City Minister, Jonathan Reynolds has one of the most challenging portfolios in British politics. He talks to Kevin Schofield about changing perceptions and why everyone in Labour needs to up their game

As part of the Society’s focus on good practice sharing, incoming Personal Finance Society (PFS) president, Sharon Sutton, recently chaired the first meeting of a new Financial Planning Practitioner Panel. 

Party conferences should be an opportunity for all political parties to show that they recognise the importance of legal services to our economy, says Andrew Kidd, social mobility ambassador and Treasurer of the Society of Conservative Lawyers.

The BSA has today responded to the Government consultation tackling unfair practices in the leasehold market.

About 1,300 workers at three Cadbury UK sites have achieved  a two-year pay deal designed to counter rising inflation, Unite, the country’s largest union, has said.

When tighter immigration rules are suggested there have been spikes in applications and this has already been shown since Brexit, says Keith Vaz MP.

The Personal Finance Society has named Thornton’s Sharon Sutton as its new President for 2017/18.

The Government is seeking to achieve a "bespoke" deal for the City of London after Brexit, Philip Hammond has said.

A jump in the price of clothing due to the fall in the pound pushed inflation to its joint highest level in more than five years, official statistics revealed today.

UK Finance data shows that lending for house purchases in July was lower than in the preceding month but higher than a year earlier: 

Chris Cummings, Chief Executive of the Investment Association, said: "The UK asset management industry continues to thrive in 2017 as July marked 12 consecutive months of positive retail inflows."