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Chancellor visits Eastleigh to announce that government’s 65 plus bonds will pay savers the best available interest rates.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Call for information on the benefits and risks of digital currencies launched.
Bitcoin, Litecoin…why we’re calling for information on the benefits and risks of digital currencies.
Economic Secretary meets with senior bank executives to discuss widening access to banking services for customers.
Government sets out options to enable savers to hold innovative P2P loans in their ISAs which will allow returns to be entirely tax free.
Economic Secretary encourages employers and voluntary sector organisations to engage with credit unions.
Measures announced to support the growth of the country's FinTech sector.
Chancellor's speech at the launch of the new trade body for FinTech, 'Innovate Finance'.
The independent review into the Money Advice Service (MAS) has today published its call for evidence.
New financial technology will move us forward, says Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Andrea Leadsom.
Measures in the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill will enable banks to use new technology to deliver better services for customers.
Ability to compare current account products online moves a major step closer, as government secures key industry agreement.
Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Andrea Leadsom on banking competition in the UK.
Annual Mansion House speech by Chancellor of the Exchequer, RT Hon George Osborne MP.
UK to become the first country outside the Islamic world to issue sovereign Sukuk.
The Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Andrea Leadsom, has today launched an independent review of the Money Advice Service (MAS) and announced that Christine Farnish will lead the review.
Over 860,000 policy holders have now been paid by the government.
Plans unveiled to modernise cheque payments.
External advisors appointed to assist HM Treasury in its work to develop a government Sukuk, or Islamic bond.
Equitable Life Payment Scheme has now made payments to 717,600 policyholders.
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