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And power companies will face a 45% levy. raising £14 billion next year. for the most vulnerable, the government will introduce an additional cost—of—living payment, £900 for those on benefits, £300 for pensioners, £150 for those on a disability benefit. social housing rent rises will be capped at 7% next year, saving the average tenant £200. state pensions and benefits will rise in line with inflation, set at last month�*s rate of 10.1 % there is plenty more on the bbc website. the shadow chancellor says it is the culmination of 12 years of conservative failure. no—one was talkin...

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The recession worse mean it won't be a return to austerity. it's thought state pensions and benefits will increase in line with the soaring rate of inflation. and households will continue to get support with energy bills. as our economics editor faisal islam explains. the energy price rescue, the energy price guarantee which was due to end in april will survive in a form for all households, i think, beyond april now, but at a different level. so a slightly less generous level which is consistent with energy bills going up from £2,500 for a typical household now, to £3,000 for a typical house...

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We've never not bought each other a christmas present. _ and this year we're not buying each other a christmas present - because we simply can't afford to. so what do we think the chancellor plans to do? firstly, he's expected to raise state pensions, benefits and tax credits in april, by september's inflation rate. that was 10.1%. on energy, there'll still be a price cap, but it will rise, so that the typical household will be paying just over £3,000 a year. currently, they're paying around £2,500. not everyone lives in a typical household, and the cap is on unit rates, not your bills, whic...