Temie Laleye is a Finance Reporter at GB News. She specializes in personal finance topics, including savings rates, interest rates, energy bills, and taxes, with a keen focus on the banking and energy sectors. Temie has been featured in various publications, including CoventryLive, Wales Online, and the Daily Express.
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The Chancellor confirmed the relief in his first Budget
The Chancellor has unveiled further support with energy costs as households prepare for another difficult winter
By: Temie Laleye
From April 2027, the full new state pension will increase to £13,036 a year
In March, the OBR had estimated that the UK'S welfare bill would rise to £406.2bn
By: Temie Laleye
A higher-rate taxpayer with £50,000 saved could pay an additional £603 over 10 years under the new rates
By: Temie Laleye
Enter your details below to see how the Chancellor's announcements could affect your finances
By: Temie Laleye
From pensioners and first-time buyers to savers and landlords, the Chancellor's measures will leave Britons facing sharply different outcomes
By: Temie Laleye
Living standards are forecast to record their weakest decade of growth since the 1950s
Poundland is on the brink of collapse, leaving more than 12,000 jobs and over 600 stores at risk.
Back-to-back increases will push tax rates on rental profits as high as 49 per cent from April 2027
