The Cost of Living Crisis
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Families are choosing between heating and eating
How can it be right that in 21st Century Britain, working families are being asked to make fundamental choices that would have seemed impossible just 15 or 20 years ago?
Young, Old and the Middle are being squeezed
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Within less time than it takes for a lettuce to go off, Liz Truss and Kwazi Kwarteng broke the economy. Promising to boost performance by cutting tax for the richest, the City, the regulators and the global financial markets quickly saw through their plans. Within days mortgage rates rose, the pound crashed and the housing market stalled. Whether you are a home owner or a home renter the 50 days of Liz Truss will have a major impact on Britain for decades to come. The Conservatives claim that they are the party of good economics but despite demise of PM Truss, the party cannot divorce itself from the idea that tax cuts for the rich work. The 'trickle down' model of wealth creation was long ago exposed as a fallacy. Can you afford to let the Conservatives spin the roulette wheel again?