Despite Labour’s pledge not to hike taxes on “working people,” the Chancellor has hit them hard by stealth. She’s already raised £40billion on the sly, and may return for up to £30billion in her next Budget too.Freezing…
A new call has been made for the Government to fund free TV licences for pensioners - with campaigners saying there’s a ‘desperate need’ to fund it amid soaring bills. A TV Licence costs £174.50 (£58.50 for black and white TV…
Households across Britain are set to feel the benefit of Ofgem’s new energy price cap—but some areas will see significantly bigger savings than others, new research has found.Leading the way is the City of London, where…
At least, I think it was a crime. Hard to tell these days. Three young men raced along the concourse at London Bridge station and vaulted the ticket barriers, laughing as they went.There were transport staff everywhere. None…
A campaign to try to force Rachel Reeves to increase the lowest personal tax allowance threshold has seen a surge of support in the wake of a parliament debate. In a huge wave of frustration people have been signing up to a…
Personal finance expert Martin Lewis has given an update on people with Premium Bonds who might be worried about the potential impact on their winter fuel payment. Earlier this month Chancellor Rachel Reeves did a U-turn on…
That’s because they’ve retired abroad to a country where the state pension is “frozen”, meaning it’s locked at the rate they first received it and never rises again.Under the triple lock, the state pension climbs either by…
I know, it’s becoming a habit. The Chancellor has already backtracked on plans to scrap the winter fuel payment, and now looks set to retreat from her reckless attempt to squeeze more money out of foreign non-doms.Unlike most…
The Chancellor decided she would show how tough she was by scrapping the popular benefit for 10million pensioners.It was her first big decision – and it backfired spectacularly.PM Keir Starmer felt the backlash during local…
UK households can get a payment of up to £333 per month from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) if they meet a '35 hours' rule'.The DWP provides a benefit worth £83.30 to those who care for someone at…
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