George Osborne

Jack Jones says the unsayable - that tax relief is not the be all and end all

Jonathan Stapleton on the chancellor's approach to tax relief

Jack Jones looks at plans revealed in the Autumn Statement to ease the burden of DB

Hannah Brenton analyses the impact of the cuts to annual and lifetime contribution limits

The auto-enrolment earnings trigger could be pushed up to £9,440 following a surprise increase in the personal tax allowance in yesterday's Autumn Statement.

The industry has fiercely criticised the cuts to annual and lifetime allowances revealed in the Autumn Statement, arguing they will undermine confidence in pensions.

The Chancellor George Osborne has confirmed the move to a flat-rate state pension.

Capped drawdown limits have been reinstated at 120% maximum GAD in today's Autumn statement.

Chancellor George Osborne has cut the annual allowance to £40,000 and reduced the lifetime allowance to £1.25m as part of a drive to raise more tax revenue from the rich.

The Office for Budget Responsibility has downgraded its outlook for the UK economy.