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Reeves' Budget Sparks Manifesto Promise Debate

Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny over whether freezing tax thresholds breaks Labour's manifesto commitments. Analysis reveals how wage growth could push more into paying income tax.

Budget 2025: How Your Income is Affected

Use our interactive Budget 2025 calculator to see how Rachel Reeves's tax and spending announcements impact your finances. Discover if you're better or worse off.

Budget 2025 Winners and Losers Revealed

Discover who gains and who loses in Rachel Reeves' Budget 2025, from pensioners to taxpayers. Get the full analysis of the leaked financial plans.

Budget 2025: Higher Taxes for Savers and Investors

Chancellor Rachel Reeves's budget introduces higher taxes on savings, dividends, and property income, while cutting cash ISA limits and capping pension salary sacrifice. Discover how your finances will be affected.

Fuel Duty Frozen, 3p EV Mileage Charge Announced

Chancellor Rachel Reeves freezes fuel duty until September 2026, then reverses the 5p cut. A new 3p-per-mile charge for electric vehicles starts in 2028 to fund road maintenance.

Budget Leak Déjà Vu: Dalton 1947 vs Reeves 2024

A major Budget leak by the OBR forces Chancellor Rachel Reeves into an embarrassing position, echoing Hugh Dalton's 1947 resignation scandal. Discover the parallels in Westminster's history of financial secrecy.

Reeves Unveils New Mansion Tax on £2m+ Homes

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces a new 'high value council tax surcharge' on properties over £2 million, expected to raise £400 million annually. Discover how this new mansion tax will work.

Two-Child Benefit Limit Scrapped in £3bn Reform

Chancellor Rachel Reeves abolishes controversial two-child benefit limit, projected to lift 450,000 children out of poverty by 2029/30. Discover how this landmark decision impacts UK families.

New Pay-Per-Mile Tax for EVs from 2028

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces new mile-based tax for electric vehicles starting 2028-29. Find out how much you'll pay and what it means for the EV transition.

Reeves furious over Budget leak before speech

Chancellor Rachel Reeves responds with fury to a major Budget leak by the OBR minutes before her Commons statement. Follow for live updates on this breaking political story.

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