Summary
SAVERS expecting anything in the way of incentives from the Chancellor this week will have been sorely disappointed - a situation all the more alarming when set in the context of the UK's GBP 27 billion annual savings shortfall and the government's espoused concern over the lack of personal savings.
Gordon Brown's Budget completely failed savers, was the general verdict.See the full content of this document
Extract
Brown Offers Savers Only a Bitter Pill
Tim Hague, head of savings and investment marketing for Birmingham Midshires, said: "Recent council tax increases, more stealth taxes and plans to slash the ISA allowance in 2006 a...
See the full content of this document
Sponsored links
