Liz Truss' tax cut plan could put the poorest at "risk of true poverty,"Rishi Snak warned tonight.
The hopeful Tory leader told activists in Cheltenham that her economic blueprint was "as a Conservative government, to help millions of incredibly vulnerable people. of poverty,” he said.
After Ofgem announced his latest cap increase on Aug. 26, the former prime minister, who is set to unveil more of his bailout packages, said:
He promised "special assistance" to "the most vulnerable people in our society," identifying "low-income earners and pensioners."
Describing how the tax cuts will help the foreign minister's salary, he said:
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REUTERS)"It's worth a little more than £1 a week for someone working hard for the national living wage. And For pensioners with no income, it's worth zero.
"Now I want to directly support those groups of people."
Liz Truss said she opposed "Gordon-Brown economics" and warned that tax increases would "hinder economic growth" and push the country into "extreme poverty".
The Telegraph When asked whether she was for or against "subsidies" at the Camilla Tominey Tory convention in
Truss, who served as a minister when the government imposed a crash tax on the North Sea fossil-fuel giants earlier this year, has ruled out a new tax on oil and gas companies.
She claimed:
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