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Certainly big changes in policy that she seen x has made —— u—turns. the windfall tax is another u—turn. expected to raise around 5 billion. something that had been resisted for quite long time. what you have when you look at this with a spring statement is big tax rises then a redistribution of wealth with a targeted way to the boys households which isnt something youd be much more likely traditionally to expect from a labour chancellor. yes. more likely traditionally to expect from a l...

The financial outlook for most people in the UK has never been gloomier, with consumer confidence now weaker than in the darkest days after the…

The Economic Secretary delivered a speech at the Association of British Credit Unions Limited annual conference, announcing that legislative changes to support the sector will be included in the upcoming Financial Services and Markets Bill.

Historic and forecast benefit expenditure and caseload data usually consistent with the annual spring and autumn Budgets or Statements.

MPs last night rejected calls for a further 40% cut in fuel duty and VAT in a Parliamentary debate, despite increasing cost of living pressures.

Raising billions from oil and gas companies would put more money in people’s pockets without raising the national debt.

The chancellor is being urged to either cut taxes, raise benefits or hammer energy firms by anxious Conservatives.

There is still a narrow window to respond strongly. We need to cut taxes, support the poorest, and help more people into work

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The partys deputy leader sparked outrage after she told the Chancellor on Twitter to do one - a slang insult meaning get lost.