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Reductions in the payments given to people in work through the new universal credit system are set to save £3.2bn.

The changes to hospitals and schools funding are set to save the federal government $80bn in total by 2024-25, the budget overview says.

Millions of bank customers are set to save hundreds of pounds with the launch of fee-free bank accounts in the new year, following an agreement struck with the Treasury.

George Osborne is missing the link between economic and personal prosperity  1.46pm GMT Thousands of families in England are set to save around £500 a year following a decision to reduce council tax for so-called granny flats.

The first pilot projects are due to start within a year on council estates and housing association properties in London, Birmingham and southern England and are set to save 1,950GWh of energy.

Now, he is a full-time artist and is about to launch his own comic book, The Department of Ability, based on a team of disabled superheroes who are set to save the world – and fronted by the character "Emily" and her flying wheelchair.

The policy was aimed at cutting the benefits bill – the scheme was set to save around £1bn over five years.

Here's what actually happened: Osborne was set to save a quick £4.4bn from his tax credit cuts.

And Barbados, already the leading producer of solar water heaters in the Caribbean, is set to save an estimated $283.5m£171m1m) through a 29% switch to renewables by 2029.

So it all means that I've saved about £1,000 since seeing the light – and I'm set to save even more as I'm getting towards the age where the cost of premiums start to rocket.

The NHS is set to save more than £1bn over the next two years thanks to a deal struck with drug companies to freeze the amount the health service spends on the most expensive drugs.