Savings managers say Brown did not deliver

Article Abstract:

Financial advisers believe that UK Chancellor Gordon Brown should have altered the regulations on annuities and stamp duty in his 2001 Budget. They feel that Brown has do nothing to make saving and investing more attractive.

United Kingdom

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Up to 5 million families will be '1,320 pounds sterling better off.'

Article Abstract:

The measures designed to benefit families contained in UK Chancellor Gordon Brown's 2001 Budget are discussed. One of the most popular initiatives was to boost the amount low income families obtain towards child care.

Public Finance Activities, Fiscal Policy, Parents

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1bn pounds sterling NHS rise will still not meet Blair's pledge

Article Abstract:

UK Chancellor Gordon Brown's 2001 Budget contains provisions for allocating an additional 1 billion pounds sterling to the National Health Service in the period to 2004. The money will mainly be used for equipment.

Administration of Public Health Programs, Admin. of public health programs, Public Health Service, United Kingdom. National Health Service

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