Lamborghini pension minister backed
The government defends a minister who said people would be free to spend their pension pots on a Lamborghini following a rule change in the Budget.
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Warning over Budget pension changes
Warning over Budget pension changesPensions changes announced in the chancellor's Budget have clear advantages for pensioners but are based on "highly uncertain assumptions" the Institute for Fiscal Studies says.
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IFS warning on pension changes01:40
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Osborne: 'Long term economic plan'03:17
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Balls on pension change concern02:22
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What do workers think? 01:31
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The 2014 Budget in four minutes03:53
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Who are Budget winners and losers?02:27
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IFS: Pension reform presents risk03:44
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What does annuity change really mean?03:39
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Savings and pension changes explained02:13
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Labour: 'Workers worse off under Tories'01:55
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Pension changes 'surprised' market03:12
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Budget for 'makers, doers and savers'01:11
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Beer duty cut by 1p a pint01:43
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Boost for savers and pensioners05:22
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Gove 'consigned to the naughty step'00:53
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Leeds reacts to Osborne's Budget01:34
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'Budget fails to help low earners'02:38
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Clegg 'proud' of Budget tax cut01:52
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Budget 2014 speech in full1:13:00
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UKIP: Deficit of £100bn is a failure03:07
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Robinson: A lot of populism in Budget02:50
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Martin Lewis on ISAs and pensions01:49
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Economy 'recovering faster than forecast'02:30
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'More generous' savings rules01:32
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Peston: Big change for pensions01:24
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CBI gives Budget a 'thumbs-up'02:01
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Osborne emerges with budget box01:02
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Alexander: Tory Budget ad 'patronising'01:42
IFS warning on pension changes
Osborne: 'Long term economic plan'
Balls on pension change concern
What do workers think? 
The 2014 Budget in four minutes
Who are Budget winners and losers?
IFS: Pension reform presents risk
What does annuity change really mean?
Savings and pension changes explained
Labour: 'Workers worse off under Tories'
Pension changes 'surprised' market
Budget for 'makers, doers and savers'
Beer duty cut by 1p a pint
Boost for savers and pensioners
Gove 'consigned to the naughty step'
Leeds reacts to Osborne's Budget
'Budget fails to help low earners'
Clegg 'proud' of Budget tax cut
Budget 2014 speech in full
UKIP: Deficit of £100bn is a failure
Robinson: A lot of populism in Budget
Martin Lewis on ISAs and pensions
Economy 'recovering faster than forecast'
'More generous' savings rules
Peston: Big change for pensions
CBI gives Budget a 'thumbs-up'
Osborne emerges with budget box
Alexander: Tory Budget ad 'patronising'
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