i Front Page 1st of November 2024
Economists have cautioned that interest rates are expected to decrease at a slower pace following the Budget, due to financial policies affecting mortgages, wages, and inflation.
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Ms Truss’ policies are under the microscope in Saturday’s papers, with the i weekend reporting that voters “want handouts not tax cuts”. A poll for the paper shows that nearly six in 10 people say cash “handouts” would be a better way of helping people with the cost of living crisis than Ms Truss’ tax cuts plan. About 33% are in favour of her policy, the paper reports, with 26% believing former Chancellor Mr Sunak would handle the cost of living well, compared with 20% placing their faith in Ms Truss.
i Front Page 31st of October 2024
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a substantial £40 billion tax increase aimed at boosting investment and growth, with measures affecting National Insurance contributions, capital gains, and inheritance tax, while also promising future investment in healthcare, education, and infrastructure.
i Front Page 30th of October 2024
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a 6.7% wage increase for lower earners starting in April, while many will face increased taxes as part of the new financial plans to address the budget shortfall.
