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Three key Reeves updates that could affect you in Spring Statement

Summary by Plymouth Herald

As Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares to deliver her first Spring Statement, there are three key figures that Britons should watch out for that will impact their finances

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The Independent

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What are the key benefit cuts coming in Labour’s spring Budget?

The work and pensions secretary announced a slate of changes – here’s what you need to know

9 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Wales Online

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16 huge financial changes coming within days and how you'll be affected

The updates come around the new financial year after Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers the spring statement

10 days ago·Wales, United Kingdom

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Plymouth Herald

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Three key Reeves updates that could affect you in Spring Statement

As Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares to deliver her first Spring Statement, there are three key figures that Britons should watch out for that will impact their finances

10 days ago·Plymouth, United Kingdom

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gingerbread.org.uk

Gingerbread’s view: what single parents need from the Spring Statement

This Wednesday (26th March), the Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her Spring Statement to Parliament. These occasions are for the government to announce their plans on taxes and spending. Childcare We’re now 2 years on from the last government’s announcements to expand the 30-hour entitlement to childcare to children aged 9 months or older whose parents are in work. The new government is implementing those changes. With the government plann…

9 days ago

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City AM

Reeves told to use Spring Statement to fix 'unintended consequences' of Budget

Rachel Reeves must use the Spring Statement to fix the “unintended consequences” of her Autumn Budget, the boss of a tax services firm has said. Tom Shave, President of the Europe and Asia-Pacific division at Ryan, has urged the Chancellor to use Wednesday’s update to provide businesses under economic pressure necessary support. Shave anticipated Reeves’ statement would “be more of an economic update focused on spending cuts rather than tax cha…

10 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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East Lancashire Chamber of Commerce

Spring Statement Must Offer Olive Branch To Business | BCC News - East Lancashire Chamber of Commerce

Speaking ahead of Wednesday’s Spring Statement, Shevaun Haviland, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “Businesses are feeling battered and bruised by the heavy cost pressures looming within days. The Chancellor must use her Spring Statement to offer some respite. “From next week, firms face an unpalatable menu of higher national insurance (NI) and minimum wage bills, coupled with the impact of further US tariffs. There w…

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