US EditionAutumn Statement 2023: Key announcements from chancellor at a glance
- The UK government plans to invest £110 million in housing to unlock 40,000 homes and consider allowing house conversion into two flats while preserving the exterior.
- Self-Employed workers will benefit from tax cuts and the abolition of class 2 national insurance, potentially saving them £350 a year.
- The state pension triple lock will be maintained, and the full new state pension will increase by 8.5% from April, providing up to £900 more per year.
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Finance expert's Q&A on what the Autumn Statement means for you
Here’s what the Autumn Statement changes mean for you (Picture: Getty Images) For anyone who isn’t finance-inclined, days like the Autumn Statement and the Budget can feel like having dozens of meaningless numbers shoved into your face. Today, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt revealed more than 100 measures which are hoped to boost growth – including tax cuts, tighter welfare rules, and telling people to ‘find a job’ or see their benefits…
Autumn statement: What measures did the Government announce?
Jeremy Hunt used his autumn statement to announce tax cuts, tighter welfare rules and further measures aimed at getting more people into work. The Chancellor said the full package has 110 measures he hopes will boost growth.
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