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The Chancellor unveiled his Budget last week as many in the country braced for tax increases. Reports had indicated the self-employed could get hit with increased national insurance contributions and pension tax relief could be taken away. But the Budget was light on major tax reforms, to the relief of many in the country. But an expert tells Express.co.uk that, just because many came out of last week's announcements unscathed, this doesn't mean tax increases won't emerge in the future. Pensions director at Aegon, Steven Cameron, said there may be another Budget this year in which hikes could be issued, including a potential removal of the pension triple lock.