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no—one with assets below £20,000 will have to pay for their social care costs. and there's to be means—tested help from the state for those with assets between £20,000 and £100,000. the government is also increasing the tax on share dividends by 1.25% points to help pay for this. this is what the prime minister had to say earlier. having spent £407 billion or more to support lives and livelihoods throughout the pandemic from further out to vaccines it would be wrong for me to say we can pay for this recovery without taking the difficult but responsible decisions about how we finance it. figs difficult but responsible decisions about how we finance it. $5 a about how we finance it. as a permanent — about how we finance it. as a permanent additional - about how we finance it. sis —. permanent additional investment about how we finance it. is —. permanent additional investment in health and social care, it will be irresponsible to meet the cost from higher borrowing and higher debt. from next april we will create a new