Published 2 months ago

Labour and Tories fight over economy as Hunt and Reeves drop tax cut hints

Jeremy Hunt plans to address tapering of personal allowances, while Rachel Reeves aims for financial stability with a commitment to 'sound money.'
Hunt highlights flaws in the tax system for incomes between £50,000 and £125,000, discouraging work efforts.

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The Guardian

Jeremy Hunt hints Tories would cut taxes for higher earners if re-elected

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves says she too wants lower taxes for working people as both parties begin to set out economic plansUK politics live: latest news updatesThe chancellor, Jeremy Hunt, has hinted he would cut taxes for higher earners if the Conservatives are re-elected, saying they disincentivised people from working harder.As both parties began to set out their economic plans on the first weekend of campaigning, Labour’s Rachel Reeves…

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Telegraph

Inheritance tax against Tory values, says Hunt

Interview: Chancellor vows tax breaks for middle classes as he declares: ‘We are the underdogs in this election’

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

Labour and Tories fight over economy as Hunt and Reeves drop tax cut hints

The Tories and Labour will fight over the economy as Sir Keir Starmer centres Saturday’s campaign on the cost-of-living crisis while the Conservatives hint at tax breaks for high earners.

2 months ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Labour and Tories fight over economy as Hunt and Reeves drop tax cut hints

Rachel Reeves made a Thatcher-style commitment to ‘sound money’ while Jeremy Hunt dangled the prospect of further tax cuts as campaigning continues.

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Epoch Times

Labour and Tories Clash on Economy as Both Hint at Tax Cuts

The Tories and Labour clashed over the economy as the chancellor hinted at tax breaks for high earners while his opposite number insisted she had “no plans” to raise the burden on working people. Jeremy Hunt signalled the Conservatives would seek to end the impact of tapering of personal allowances on larger incomes while shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves vowed to deliver financial stability with a Thatcher-style commitment to “sound money.” Worke…

2 months ago·New York, United States

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