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14.10.2023 - 08:15 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Freezing working-age benefits next year could save the Treasury more than £4bn but at a “terrible cost” of plunging an additional 400,000 children into poverty, it has been warned. The Resolution Foundation said its research suggested that scrapping the uprating of working-age benefits in line with prices inflation next year would reduce the incomes of nine million households by an average of £470.
The move, reportedly under consideration by the Chancellor, would also push an additional 400,000 UK children into absolute poverty, it said. In calculations published in a briefing document on Saturday, researchers at the foundation said such a decision could save Chancellor Jeremy Hunt as much as £4.2 billion in what is likely to be his final Budget in the spring before a general election.
Mr Hunt is under pressure from right-wing Tory MPs to come up with tax cuts before the UK goes to the polls. According to reports last month, Treasury officials were said to be considering real-terms benefits cuts as part of cost-saving options being drawn up in time for the autumn statement in November.
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