Money News with Scott Haywood – 10th April 4bc.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from 4bc.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
and ready for the start of the masters at augusta national? millions of people and businesses start paying more tax from today after the national insurance rise came into effect. the government says the rise of 1.25 pence in the pound will be spent on health and social care. the prime minister said the increase was unquestionably the right thing and showed that the government is prepared to take the big decisions for the country. but labour called it the wrong tax at the wrong time. colletta smith reports. it s been a busy few weeks here. with mother s day done, the easter rush is beginning. but sarah s preparing for an increase in her insurance bill too. it is only a small increase, but every increase at the moment is massive for a small business when we re seeing all
rise came into effect. the government says the rise of 1.25 pence in the pound will be spent on health and social care. the prime minister said the increase was unquestionably the right thing and showed that the government is prepared to take the big decisions for the country. but labour called it the wrong tax at the wrong time and said the nhs was unlikely to see much of the money. colletta smith reports. it s been a busy few weeks here. with mother s day done, the easter rush is beginning. but sarah s preparing for an increase in her insurance bill, too. national insurance bill, too. it is only a small increase, but every increase at the moment is massive for a small business when we re seeing all the other increases. they don t feel they can up the price of their flowers as customers are struggling, too, and for many, flowers are a luxury. every penny counts, doesn t it? with fuel prices already so high, richard thinks
the government says the increase, raising £11 billion for the treasury this year, will be spent on improving health and social care. borisjohnson s critics point out that he specifically ruled out any increase in national insurance in the party s 2019 manifesto. labour says it s the wrong tax at the wrong time and claims the nhs is unlikely to see much of the money as our correspondent colletta smith reports. it s been a busy few weeks here. with mother s day done, the easter rush is beginning. but sarah is preparing for an increase in her national insurance bill, too. it is only a small increase but every increase at the moment is massive for a small business, when we ve seen all the other increases. they don t feel they can up the price of the flowers, as customers are struggling, too. and for many, flowers are a luxury. every penny counts, doesn t it, really? with fuel prices already