Treasurer has already clawed £8bln back from banks

Bank bonus windfall tax has raised £2bln so far

£2.5bln spending growth package is at the heart of the budget

Every UK citizen will have access to a bank account

9 out of 10 first-time home buyers will pay no stamp duty as stamp duty abolished on homes under £250,000

Stamp duty increase from 4 to 5 percent on homes of £1m                                                       

Growth forecast 3 to 3.5% in 2011

Fuel duty will rise by 1p in April and another 1p in October

Borrowing forecast at £163bln in 2010/11 and £131bln in 2011/12

Tobacco duty will rise by 1% above inflation now then 2% year on year

Deficit will be halved over 4 years

Duty on beer, wines and spirits will rise by 2%

Housing benefit will be cut for most expensive properties across the country

Inheritance tax threshold frozen

£100m extra for motorway and road repairs

Duty on cider to rise 10% above inflation

Targeted help for British industry

Capital gains threshold increased to £2 million

Drive to stop tax evasion and avoidance aimed at Lord Ashcroft who lives in Belize

Basic State Pension – no one of 75 or over will pay tax on pensions earnings of first £10,000.