Gary Neville hits out at Rachel Reeves over national insurance hike
Gary Neville hit Rachel Reeves for him National insurance marchto say that it prevents employment and can be kept back ”.
Old Manchester United Star He said that the chancellor significantly increased the load on businesses and national insurance The increase was “a challenge”.
Mr. Neville a Worker vocal supporter In the last general election, at some point Walking in the fall of the lake area With sir Keir Starmer For a video that approves the party.
However, since he entered the government, he has joined business leaders and economists in attacking Chancellor decisions.
Keir Starmer and Gary Neville walked together during the General Election Campaign (Keir Starmer)
Critics, after the election, Ms. Reeves and Sir Keir’s apocalypse and gloom, as well as the tax-physician planting budget of the chancellery, the economy, he says.
Speaking with Sky’s Business LiveMr. Neville, who employed hundreds of personnel with companies, said, “To be honest, to be fair, I do not believe that companies and small businesses should be deterred from employing people. Therefore, the national insurance rise was something that I thought would probably be kept back, especially the economy.
“It has been a difficult economy for several years, and once the government had a change, and once you had stability, I thought we would get some settlements.
“But he does not settle in our country, but he does not settle in many parts of the world to be fair.”
Mr. Neville supported the minimum wage increase in the chancellor, which put pressure on some businesses.
“People should be paid more to be fair, so I don’t think it’s something you can be critical,” he added.
Gary Neville said the chancellor hit the enterprises (Pa Wire)
However, he said: “Nevertheless, I think the national insurance rise is a challenge.”
The comments of the footballer, months before the second budget of the chancellery, Labour’s chaotic winter fuel U -turn to fill a hole left to find billions of pounds tax hikes and spending cuts.
When Ms. Reeves abandoned the planned benefit deductions, she left a 5 billion pound gap in her expenditure plans and may need to find billions of more. Donald TrumpGlobal Trade War.
He received a little support on Tuesday. International Monetary Fund (IMF) slightly raised the 2025 growth forecast for the UK economy.
The latest world economic appearance of the global organ, the economy will grow by 1.1 percent this year by 1.1 percent, he said.
