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Why are households worse off after the budget?
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mark-and-pete--1245374/support.This was a Budget where the chancellor attempted to portray himself as a careful, cautious custodian of the economy.
The National Insurance fall, alongside the same cut a few months back, amounts to a big tax cut.
But there was nothing wildly surprising in what Jeremy Hunt had to say, no fireworks that are likely to instantly transform the Conservatives' prospects.
The National Insurance fall, alongside the same cut a few months back, amounts to a big tax cut.
But there was nothing wildly surprising in what Jeremy Hunt had to say, no fireworks that are likely to instantly transform the Conservatives' prospects.
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By Peter Timothy CooperBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mark-and-pete--1245374/support.This was a Budget where the chancellor attempted to portray himself as a careful, cautious custodian of the economy.
The National Insurance fall, alongside the same cut a few months back, amounts to a big tax cut.
But there was nothing wildly surprising in what Jeremy Hunt had to say, no fireworks that are likely to instantly transform the Conservatives' prospects.
The National Insurance fall, alongside the same cut a few months back, amounts to a big tax cut.
But there was nothing wildly surprising in what Jeremy Hunt had to say, no fireworks that are likely to instantly transform the Conservatives' prospects.