Autumn Statement

The government will guarantee an additional £40bn to infrastructure projects in order to stimulate growth.

The Chancellor George Osborne has confirmed the move to a flat-rate state pension.

Chancellor George Osborne has cut the annual allowance to £40,000 and reduced the lifetime allowance to £1.25m as part of a drive to raise more tax revenue from the rich.

The transfer and sale of assets from the Royal Mail Pension Plan to HM Treasury has reduced the deficit by £28bn, the Chancellor has revealed.

The Office for Budget Responsibility has downgraded its outlook for the UK economy.

The Department for Work and Pensions will launch a consultation into smoothing the discount rates used to calculate scheme liabilities, in a move that could knock billions off deficits.

As the chancellor prepares to deliver his third Autumn Statement, PP delivers the top predictions.

The Chancellor will use his Autumn Statement to launch a review into the discount rate The Pensions Regulator uses to calculate the size of deficits.

Chancellor George Osborne is widely tipped to take action on pensions tax relief

The National Association of Pension Funds and the Confederation of British Industry are "very much hoping" George Osborne will announce a consultation on discount rates in the Autumn Statement tomorrow.