BBCNEWS Newscast January 28, 2022 01:49:00
If you earn £100,000, you will be paying 19% more than you did, just over £1,000. but the thing that really struck me is that people just haven't computed what this is going to mean, and when they add it up, even though £255 a year might not sound much to somebody on the average salary, like stephanie says, when you add on the energy bills, the council tax rise, broadband costs are going up by 10%, the cost of food, and that is disproportionately affecting lower earners, as the ons recognised this week, listening to jack monroe, which was a good thing for them to do, it is disproportionatel...