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The Chancellor boosted the Household Support Fund to £1bn in the Spring Statement. Here we explain how you qualify and what essentials it covers.

The respected IFS think-tank warned of a significant reduction in real-terms funding for services in its traditional post-mortem on the Spring Statement today.

Rishi Sunak insisted he is ready to adjust the support on offer if energy bills soar again in the Autumn, as he was confronted during a phone-in by a single mother-of-two.

Rishi Sunak could slash fuel duty amid soaring petrol prices following Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The Treasury watchdog cast doubt on the Chancellors claim to be bringing in the biggest net cut to personal taxes in over a quarter of a century.

The Tory Chancellor announced that the five percent VAT charge for installing heat pumps, insulation and solar panels imposed on Britain by the EU will be killed off.

-Chancellor announces tax cut for nearly 30 million UK workers through rise in National Insurance thresholds– saving the typical employee over 330 pounds in the year from July. Rishi Sunak announced that National Insurance starting thresholds will rise to 12,570 pounds from July, meaning hard-working people across the UK will keep more of what they earn...

British small businesses have slammed Rishi Sunaks mini-Budget today, claiming it is not radical enough to stave off the cost-of-living crisis that is squeezing households.

Small business owners such as Maddy Alexander-Grout (pictured) have criticised Rishi Sunaks spring statement measures for not going far enough and consigning some to poverty.