What the Budget means for you

From Junior Isas to pensions, here's a summary of how this year's Budget will affect your finances.

On Wednesday, Chancellor George Osborne released his latest budget. Here is a summary of the main changes.

There was little in this budget for hard-pressed savers to cheer. Osborne said that the Bank of England would have "unconventional monetary instruments" at its disposal and a mandate that allows it to consider growth alongside keeping inflation under control. That translates for savers as low interest rates on savings accounts for some time to come.

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