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Webb hints at Autumn Statement tax relief cut

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Pensions minister Steve Webb has strongly hinted there will be action on tax relief in the Autumn Statement tomorrow.

Reports have suggested the Chancellor is considering cutting the annual allowance from £50,000 to £40,000 or £30,000, saving the Treasury between £600m to £1.8bn a year. Chancellor George Osborne this...

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