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Guide, about a a year, and also if pensioners are working, then the cut in the 1.25% national insurance levy which was for health and social care, national insurance is not something pensioners usually pay, evenif something pensioners usually pay, even if they were working, but this levy was something they were going to pay, so obviously if you are working as a pensioner, then you won't be paying that any more, so they are small cuts. nothing big, nothing significant there for pensioners specifically, but though small cuts may, in some small way to make a difference to some people. yael, one q...

Lower taxes will stimulate growth of this country needs is growth that will help increase wages and prosperity in most importantly of all it will in the fullness of time produce more tax revenue to fund our public services and that is why this growth plan is so important. taste public services and that is why this growth plan is so important. we will come onto what _ growth plan is so important. we will come onto what it _ growth plan is so important. we will come onto what it will _ growth plan is so important. we will come onto what it will work - growth plan is so important. we will come on...

Save the businesses, save the economy, unemployment really low — but you can't stop helping. did he listen? no. then eventually, we had a bit of help for consumers. - £37 billion, if you remember, a few months ago. _ so where is the help for businesses? "oh, no, no." you've got to help. businesses as well. so you're quite glad to see the back of rishi sunak, then? i'm very happy that liz truss' policies is exactly _ what i've been saying. i made a speech when i stepped down as president of the cbi. _ it's almost as if she's been reading from my speech. l maybe she has. it's reducing taxes -...

Ahead, announced alongside those interest rate rises. there is a lot of economic news to get our heads around. there is, and what we will see, which has been announced this afternoon, what we were expecting, what has been trialled through the conservative election campaign through the summer, and is now confirmed will be happening in what the chancellor tells us tomorrow is this reversal of the increase in national insurance contributions that went ahead earlier this year. that was in april. employees saw an increase of 1.25% in national insurance contributions taken out of their pay packet. l...

Yes, it's a balancing act on interest rates for the bank of england. it's also a balancing act for the government and it's a balancing act between the bank of england on the government as well. tomorrow we will get a series of policies from the government aiming to try and boost growth. and we got a pretty big one today ahead of the announcements we expect tomorrow morning. it was about the national insurance rise which we got only in april. that is being reversed in total. 1.25% rise both for employees and employers in national insurance, thatis and employers in national insurance, that is be...