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In this month, and so did the national insurance rise, so people are saying less money in their pay packets, so this is why it is focused on them, we have local elections next week, a big campaign issue there. so there have been different course. the opposition parties, labour, the snp, liberal democrats, have all been calling for a windfall tax. labour wants to see it specifically on the profits of north sea oil and gas companies. here is what sir keir starmer told sophy ridge on sunday on sky earlier. we are not talking about the tax they didn't expect to make, were talking about tax on the ...

Questions attached to it, like what kind of tax advantages if any were there for the chancellor? i think a lot of opposition parties want to chancellor to be transparent. the chancellor to be transparent. the chancellor of course will say that he has been transparent, that he has told the public now about the green card, and he doesn't have it any more. the liberal democrats are saying that he should resign. they saying that he should resign. they say people should show him the red card, and they say that is because they think he has broken the ministerial code. this is all coming at a time, y...

That would give the average family a £600 a year tax cut. that is the sort of help people need, faced with the soaring bills that they've got. i think this is an issue that will keep coming up over the next few weeks and months. we have heard so much about the cost of living and the pressures on people's individual incomes. in terms of national insurance rise in, it feels like the political debate on that is over. the government has made the decision despite opposition in its own party to go ahead with this. and it will start to hit people's pay packets this month. start to hit people's pay p...

There's only a certain price limit to what people will pay for a hotel room, so you can't put your prices up too much, otherwise peoplejust aren't going to come — and particularly if they're all feeling the squeeze, too, with their own energy prices. from light to heat to shopping bills, staff are feeling the pain of those expensive prices at home as well. i know that everything — fuel, you know, heating, everything — is going up, so it's got to be passed on to us. but if we're not earning — which were not, because you can't when you're not... you know, when it's quiet like this, i'm n...

When you're not... you know, when it's quiet like this, i'm not in as much as i would normally be. so i can't earn. as wages aren't rising as much as prices, pay packets aren't stretching as far. these inflation figures are the first we have of the new year, and i'd love to be able to give more positive news for 2022 — but with businesses passing on those extra costs to us, there are lots more price rises on the horizon. for anyone likejoanne, reassessing the annual finances, plans might have to change. we were hoping that this year was going to be the year when we can, you know, get back ou...