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The Chancellor must realise that going for growth is the only way out of this mess

The highest December deficit on record has been driven by higher debt interest costs and the cost of energy support schemes.

Predictions for a bumpy year ahead from the New Statesman’s business editor.

Predictions for a bumpy year ahead from the New Statesman’s business editor.

The Weekend Essay is one of my favourite things we at Money Marketing write. It's certainly what you should read if you want to learn most about the team.

Here are some of the politicians, entertainers and sporting stars who made headlines this year

Jeremy Hunt insisted no decision had been taken on fuel duty after the OBR pointed to a planned 23 per cent increase in its Autumn Statement analysis.

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's statement is full of policies that will affect your finances in the coming years.

What is this fiscal black hole, why is it bad enough to warrant this, and is it true that if you tinker with the numbers a bit in the forecasts it goes away?

The Office for Budget Responsibility pointed to a planned 23 per cent increase in the fuel duty rate in late March in its new analysis.