Pensions, tax, bills help, fuel duty and alcohol - predictions ahead of Jeremy Hunt’s Budget statement tomorrow
But major changes to income tax and national insurance are unlikely as the chancellor seeks to balance the books, with the government aiming to tackle rising inflation before any significant tax cuts can be announced.Mr Hunt will deliver his statement in Parliament on Wednesday March 15. The statement will come after PMQs at around 12.30pm.
Mr Hunt is keen to bolster Britain's workforce as he looks to deliver on the Prime Minister's pledge of growing the UK's stalling economy. They also want to change the benefits system so that sick people who work part time can still claim some sickness benefits.The government wants to strike deals to end the ongoing issue of strikes in public services.
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