Chancellor Autumn Budget Statement 2011

Chancellor's Autumn Budget Statement 2011.

George Osborne gave his Autumn Statement on 29 November 2011.  It was never going to be an easy statement given ecomonic slowdown, a global debt crisis and austerity measures starting to take shape just a day before national Public Sector Pensions Strikes.

Key Points:

• Autumn Budget Statement 2011 - £40 Billion Business Loan Guarantees. The Chancellor, George Osborne, has confirmed Government support for so called “credit easing” ...
• Autumn Budget Statement 2011 - Bank Levy Increase. The Chancellor, George Osborne, confirmed in his Autumn Statement a third increase in the levy ...
• Autumn Budget Statement 2011 - Half Price Council Houses. The Chancellor has confirmed that a 50% discount incentive will be offered to allow ...
• Autumn Budget Statement 2011 - Million Pound VCT Limit Removed. The Chancellor confirmes in his Autum Statement that the maximum investment limit per ...
• Autumn Budget Statement 2011 - New 50 Per Cent Relief Seed EIS. The Chancellor confirmed in his Autumn Statement that a new enterprise ...
• Autumn Budget Statement 2011 - Pension Age 67 Earlier Start. The Chancellor, George Osborne, has confirmed that as part of auterity measures, the ...
• Autumn Budget Statement 2011 - Public Sector Pay Capped. The Chancellor, George Osborne, has confirmed in his Autumn Statement that Public Sector pay, ...
• Autumn Budget Statement 2011 - Record State Pension Boost. As inflation is still comparatively high at over 5%, the Chancellor George Osborne confirmed ...
• Autumn Budget Statement 2011 - Stamp Duty Holiday Scrapped. The Stamp Duty holiday for First Time Buyers up to £250,000 available until midnight ...
• Autumn Budget Statement 2011 - UK Growth Downgrade. The Office for Budget Responsibility has unsurprisingly downgraded UK growth projections over the coming years ...