All change, please. In a radical reshaping of the political panorama, Britain has elected a Labour authorities for the primary time in 14 years.
New prime minister Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves have made daring guarantees of revival, progress and wealth creation.
However many worry that Britain’s troubled public funds can even imply that guarantees to not elevate taxes will show empty.
So, what has Labour stated it would do, what vital issues have been left unsaid, what is going to it imply for the financial system and your funds and is there a path to prosperity that doesn’t contain extra tax ache?
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On this particular election podcast, Georgie Frost, Helen Crane, Lee Boyce and Simon Lambert have a look at what Labour’s election victory may imply for our cash.
The crew focus on the manifesto guarantees on the financial system and progress and the way sturdy the ‘no tax rise’ pledges are.
Can Labour’s housebuilding plans and planning shake up ship extra properties? What are its different plans to get progress going?
Plus, the crew have a look at the Tories’ 14 years accountable for the financial system and the positives that may be drawn amongst the turbulence.
And at last, what have we acquired to be optimistic about as we transfer into the following chapter of British life?
