Budget 2026: Poorest pensioners shielded from income tax
Chancellor John Healey has confirmed he will shield low-income retirees from income tax as the state pension is set to rise above the personal allowance threshold next year, in a move expected to cost the government around £200m a year by 2030. Healey said the government would protect nearly one million pensioners who are dependent [...]
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