Official websites of UK governmental, statutory or regulatory bodies responsible for public finance issues.
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- Bank of England Controls the money supply and inflation and sets the base interest rate.
- Financial Services Authority FSA. Responsible for the regulation of UK financial system.
- Business Link Official government service, providing advice and information for new and small businesses.
- National Insurance Contributions Office Manages the UK National Insurance system. Site provides information on National Insurance, how the system is administered and rates and allowances.
- National Savings and Investments Information and advice from the state-owned investments organisation.
- Public Works Loan Board Makes loans from the National Loans Fund (NLF) to local government authorities and other prescribed bodies. Site describes the work of the Board and its lending arrangements.
- Commissioners for the Reduction of the National Debt Responsible for the investment and management of government funds. Provides information about its role and the funds that it manages.
- United Kingdom Debt Management Office Issues, and sometimes purchases, £-denominated government debt, being gilts and Treasury bills.
- British Royal Mint Contains information about coins and coin-making in the past and present day, the Mint's own history and current activities.
- Guardian Unlimited Politics Special Reports - Economics Ongoing news and analysis about Gordon Brown's economic policies including taxes, pensions, budgets, unions, employment, spending and other topics. With interviews, spending reviews and full archives.
- BBC Desert Island Discs: Sir Mervyn King Sir Mervyn King, outgoing governor of the Bank of England, is interviewed by Kirsty Young.
- HM Treasury Information on the UK's financial affairs department, responsible for the finances of Government and the economic affairs of the UK.
- Insolvency Service Deals with insolvency matters in England and Wales and some limited insolvency matters in Scotland. Provides detailed practical information on how to deal with insolvency matters.