George Osborne

The industry breathed a collective sigh of relief after today's Budget, with no changes to higher-rate tax relief and announcements on state pension reform and infrastructure investment.

Chancellor George Osborne will make "no significant" changes to higher-rate tax relief.

Chancellor George Osborne has confirmed that the government will push ahead with reforms to the state pension but said age-related personal allowances will be scrapped.

Pension funds are uninterested in the chancellor's rumoured 100-year gilt issue and have called for other maturities instead.

Labour's Rachel Reeves has attacked the government for forcing the Bank of England's to pursue its deficit-wrecking QE policy to "compensate" for its poor fiscal support.

Hannah Brenton looks at what we can expect from the Chancellor

Will George Osborne will listen to the industry, asks Jenna Towler

Chancellor George Osborne's plan to convince schemes to invest £20bn into a government-backed infrastructure fund has serious "issues", Labour claims.

Liberal Democrats are mounting pressure on Chancellor George Osborne to cut higher-rate pensions tax relief in next month's Budget.

Schemes willing to get involved with the Treasury's infrastructure investment strategy are becoming increasingly frustrated with the lack of detail on the plans.