The energy price guarantee will be extended for a further three months from April to June at its current level,the Treasury has confirmed ahead of Jeremy Hunt’s Budget speech today.

The chancellor will cancel the planned £500 hike in average energy bills which was due to come into force next month.

 

This move would see bills for the average household staying at around £2,500, instead of going up to £3,000 as was previously announced.

So are we getting index linking back dated?

13 hours ago, Thailand said:

So are we getting index linking back dated?

No, you are getting nothing.

 

The pension changes are a tax break for people with pension pots over £1,073,100 and those who can afford to put £60,000 per year into their pensions.

 

The tax free allowance has been frozen again this year at £12,570.

 

So help for the already wealthy and nothing for those on low incomes.

12 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

So help for the already wealthy and nothing for those on low incomes.

That's what the Conservatives do!

Absolute scum.