Budget 2024: Rachel Reeves says 'main taxes on working people' won't rise
Rachel Reeves has said that “main taxes on working people” will not rise in the Budget. She gave the reassurance a week before she delivers her first Budget, and the first by a woman Chancellor. But her words left the door open to a raft of other tax rises, many of which could hit London hard.
Labour grandee warns Reeves over ‘very worrying’ tax raid which would raise billions - Chancellor has reiterated that “tough ...
EXCLUSIVE: Rachel Reeves' plan to add billions more to Britain's mountain of debt is a 'stupid' move that will only increase ...
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The Labour peer made the last minute intervention, just days before the October 30 Budget, on increasing National Insurance ...
A Budget characterised by "high spending, tax and borrowing to invest – the last made possible by a redefinition of debt – is ...
The chancellor will be making her first budget speech this autumn after warning the Conservatives left her government with a ...
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Commentary: If Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves’ big bet Budget pays off a second term awaits, if it doesn’t everything ...
British finance minister Rachel Reeves will seek to shift the world's sixth-biggest economy, and Prime Minister Keir ...
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves will approve five new freeports across the UK in her budget next week, embracing a ...
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