Chancellor John Healey unveiled his first Autumn Budget with a pledge to give British households and businesses “breathing space” amid mounting global cost pressures. Headline measures focus heavily on everyday expenses: gas standing charges to be phased out next year, import tariffs are scrapped on over 100 goods, fuel duty to remain frozen, and the national living wage to rise by 3.9%, among others.
Head of Consumer Finance at Moneyfacts, Adam French, breaks down all of the announcements and takes your questions.
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