Tax Cuts Promised By Both Liz Truss And Rishi Sunak Are Fantastic Without Spending Cuts Economists Warn

Both Tory leadership contenders are under fire for failing to be upfront with voters about the financial crisis ahead, in a damning report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies. It warns that higher-than-expected inflation will force the Treasury to spend an extra £23bn on benefits and debt interest next year – even before any extra help to curb energy bills and support public services.

title: “Tax Cuts Promised By Both Liz Truss And Rishi Sunak Are Fantastic Without Spending Cuts Economists Warn Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-07” author: “Nick Delgado”

Both Tory leadership contenders are under fire for failing to be upfront with voters about the financial crisis ahead, in a damning report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies. It warns that higher-than-expected inflation will force the Treasury to spend an extra £23bn on benefits and debt interest next year – even before any extra help to curb energy bills and support public services.

title: “Tax Cuts Promised By Both Liz Truss And Rishi Sunak Are Fantastic Without Spending Cuts Economists Warn Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-26” author: “Annette Miller”

Both Tory leadership contenders are under fire for failing to be upfront with voters about the financial crisis ahead, in a damning report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies. It warns that higher-than-expected inflation will force the Treasury to spend an extra £23bn on benefits and debt interest next year – even before any extra help to curb energy bills and support public services.

title: “Tax Cuts Promised By Both Liz Truss And Rishi Sunak Are Fantastic Without Spending Cuts Economists Warn Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-12” author: “Magaly Mitchell”

Both Tory leadership contenders are under fire for failing to be upfront with voters about the financial crisis ahead, in a damning report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies. It warns that higher-than-expected inflation will force the Treasury to spend an extra £23bn on benefits and debt interest next year – even before any extra help to curb energy bills and support public services.

title: “Tax Cuts Promised By Both Liz Truss And Rishi Sunak Are Fantastic Without Spending Cuts Economists Warn Klmat” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-24” author: “Franklin Manahan”

Both Tory leadership contenders are under fire for failing to be upfront with voters about the financial crisis ahead, in a damning report by the Institute for Fiscal Studies. It warns that higher-than-expected inflation will force the Treasury to spend an extra £23bn on benefits and debt interest next year – even before any extra help to curb energy bills and support public services.