Reeves will have to raise taxes, charge for the NHS or ditch pensions triple lock, warns IMF
Rachel Reeves was given the most powerful warning, but an important party with walking taxes will have to break the manifesto hostage by bringing accusations of using NHS or reducing a triple lock guarantee on the state pension.
The Encompassed Chancellor increased his taxes in his first budget last year £ 40 billion and partly to finance new investments in NHS.
But now the world’s most important financial observer, probably “taxes on employees” – income tax, VAT or employees warned that they should promise an election to increase national insurance contributions to balance books.
In a report about the UK economy – Matter IV Consultation with the United Kingdom – International Monetary Fund warned: unless the authorities have reviewed their commitments not to increase the taxes on ‘working people’, they will have to prioritize more spending in order to better align the scope of public services with existing resources. ”
Continued: “Triple Lock [guarantee on the state pension] It can be replaced by the policy of indexing state retirement to the cost of life.
“Access to public services may be more dependent on the individual’s payment capacity with accusations imposed on higher income users such as common payments for health services while protecting the vulnerable.
“It may also be the scope of expansion, which means testing the benefits.”
The IMF said the difficulties faced by Ms. Reeves, the difficulties faced by Donald Trump’s constant tariffs war with the rest of the world and the British financing “small financial ceiling gap”.
The Treasury said that the general strategy of the IMF in Ms. Reeves’ general strategy in the “Exchange Plan” is free.
The IMF said: “The authorities’ financial plans make a good balance between supporting growth and maintaining financial sustainability. It will be important to maintain the course and ensure the open reduction planned in the next five years.
“The growth task of the authorities covers the right areas to increase productivity.”
However, he added :: “Given the width of the agenda, the prioritization and ordering of structural reforms will be the key to success with net communication.”
According to the report, Britain’s growth of only 1.2 percent was estimated, but this was still through previous levels.
Responding to the report, Ms. Reeves said, “Today’s IMF report confirmed that the elections we have taken will continue the economic recovery of the UK and that our plans will cope with deep -rooted economic difficulties we have inherited in the face of global winds.
“Our financial rules allow us to confront these difficulties by investing in the renewal of the UK.
