Category : Economy


Budget Sticking Plasters Fail UK Economic Reset

Rachel Reeves' budget offers temporary relief but fails to address Britain's fundamental economic flaws. Without systemic change, the wealth gap widens and crisis looms. Read the full analysis.

Budget 2025: Your Calendar for Key Changes

Your complete guide to when every major Budget 2025 change hits your wallet, from the state pension rise to the end of the two-child benefit cap. Plan your finances now.

Reeves Defends Tax Threshold Freeze After Budget

Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny over frozen tax thresholds in BBC interview. Analysis reveals political manoeuvring behind Budget 2025 announcements. Read the full breakdown.

Martin Lewis Delivers His Budget Verdict

Money expert Martin Lewis shares his verdict on the Budget after interviewing Chancellor Rachel Reeves. Key announcements include tax threshold freezes and ISA changes. Watch the full interview tonight.

Rachel Reeves' 'Live Now, Pay Later' Budget Gamble

Chancellor Rachel Reeves' budget offers short-term relief but defers major tax increases, creating a high-stakes gamble for the UK economy and Labour's political future. Will it pay off?

Tax freeze hits low earners harder than rate rise

Resolution Foundation analysis reveals Rachel Reeves's income tax threshold freeze will disproportionately impact poorer households. Discover how this budget decision affects UK taxpayers.

Reeves defends budget as workers face tax rise

Chancellor Rachel Reeves defends her budget, admitting working people will pay more tax but vowing to grow the economy. Get the latest on tax thresholds and economic forecasts.

Reeves defends Budget amid record tax burden claims

Chancellor Rachel Reeves insists her Budget keeps taxes at an 'absolute minimum' for workers despite forecasts of a record tax burden and criticism over frozen thresholds. Discover the key measures.

Reeves' 2025 Budget: More Taxes, Less Growth

Chancellor Rachel Reeves' second budget raises multiple taxes while failing to boost economic growth, leaving Labour vulnerable to public discontent. Analysis of the political fallout.

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