The spring statement shone a light on the dire state of the UK finances - but how is it that our debt pile stands at ...

The OBR revealed that servicing the national debt will cost taxpayers around £30bn more than previously forecast by 2030.

The cost of debt interest eclipses more than Britain spends on some of its most important public services - including the ...

Terence Lewis / Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Extending President Donald Trump's 2017 tax cuts would push the national debt to more than twice the Gross Domestic Product by 2054, the ...

Donald Trump, a president who has proven himself to be highly transactional and keen on reducing debt, may find a potentially ...

This was as forecast in December’s mid-year update. The report says the budget today will also show “the national debt pile will have grown by about $45 billion under the Albanese government ...

With the chancellor announcing around £4.8 billion of cuts to welfare spending over the next five years, Alicja Hagopian ...

Some want to make the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act permanent. Others want to reduce our $36 trillion national debt and prevent it from reaching $65 trillion by 2034. The goal should be economic ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to update MPs on the state of the UK economy at the Spring Statement on Wednesday ...

Here’s a crash course on what the national debt is, where it stands now, how it has fluctuated in the last century and what it means for our economy — and your wallet — moving forward.

The country's fiscal watchdog said slow growth and a heavy debt burden made it especially vulnerable to Trump's tariffs.