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What time is Budget 2023 and what actually happens? All you need to know

Skyrocketing energy bills, petrol and diesel hikes and price rises in supermarkets have seen thousands of Irish people struggling

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Price of a pint to remain the same to give punters a break

And the cost of heating your home will be eased with two energy credits worth up to €300 each

Dublin Live

Budget 2023 pub update: Price of a pint to be left alone but cost of cigarettes to see significant jump

There will be no added pain for motorists as the taxes on fuel will not go up, with cuts on excise introduced last April set to continue past February, at least

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Mark Drakeford brands mini-budget 'authentically shocking' in scathing criticism

He described it as a 'giant experiment that will leave families worse off long into the future'

Wales Online

Budget tax breaks for ‘affluent’ Tory areas will take funds from poorer places, Labour warns

Wealthier counties containing seats of Liz Truss and her deputy earmarked for ‘investment zones’

The Independent UK

'An opportunity missed': North East foodbanks react to Government's 'disappointing' mini-Budget

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-Budget announcement included a lift on the cap on bankers' bonuses and an axe of the planned rise to corporation tax

Chronicle Live

All the ways mini-Budget hands thousands to the rich - and pennies to the poor

This is a Budget for the rich - with £1m earners getting £55,000 while £25k earners get £283. We take you through all the ways the Income Tax, National Insurance, Stamp Duty and other tax cuts help the better-off

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‘A budget for the 1%’: government accused of huge tax cut for super-wealthy

Kwasi Kwarteng’s measures benefit the rich at expense of struggling families, say critics

The Guardian - UK

11 nasty details in the small print of 'Robin Hood in reverse' mini-Budget

Tax cuts for the rich, no limits on bankers bonuses and tougher benefit sanctions - funded by a £70billion Government borrowing spree. We've trawled through the documents to find all the unfortunate details in Kwasi Kwarteng's mini-Budget

Daily Mirror

'Absolute disgrace': Martin Compston slams Tory tax cuts for the super-wealthy

MARTIN Compston has ripped into the Tories’ mini-Budget which hands huge tax cuts to the super-rich and praised the Scottish Government’s higher…

The National (Scotland)

Tory tax cuts for wealthy will drive 'broke, broken Britain' into 'economic chaos', critics warn

THE Tories’ emergency mini-budget has been branded a recipe for “economic chaos” as the country faces the likely recession amid warnings there…

The National (Scotland)

Mini-Budget 2022 summary: £45bn tax cut announcements at a glance and how they hit you

Stamp Duty, Income Tax, the bankers' bonus cap, and tax on the very richest 660,000 Brits have all been slashed in a tax-cutting mini-Budget that was 'mini' in name only

Daily Mirror

Budget 2023: Irish businesses may be in line for energy credits and other supports

As many Dublin businesses, particularly those in the retail and hospitality sectors, face into an uncertain winter with soaring energy bills they may receive much needed assistance

Dublin Live

Income Tax cut for all Brits by 1p in mini-Budget - as richest get £10,000 a year EACH

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced a flurry of tax cuts and was jeered by Labour MPs, when he claimed "this is the beginning of a new era" after 12 years of Tory Governments

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What's in Chancellor's red box and why Kwasi Kwarteng won't use it for Mini-Budget

The history of the government’s red box goes back well over a century. But the new Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kwasi Kwarteng, hasn't yet brought it back out as per tradition – here’s what’s inside

Daily Mirror

Mini-Budget 2022: All predictions with Stamp Duty, energy bills and National Insurance

What time is the mini-Budget? Will it increase the real living wage? And why on earth is it tipped to axe the bankers' bonuses cap? Here's everything we know about Kwasi Kwarteng's statement

The Hindu

TRCMPU unveils Budget of ₹1,248 crore

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Budget 2023: How possible measures could affect pensioners

Thousands of pensioners are likely to see their pension increase by €10 per week and they may also claim possible energy bill credits

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Pre-Christmas payment gift to thousands of Irish households in Budget 2023 amid cost of living crunch

With bills soaring across the board, people will be eagerly awaiting the Budget announcement this year

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: Survey indicates public is 'split down the middle' over raising social welfare

90% of respondents are calling for the Government to introduce cuts in taxes on motor and home fuels

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: How possible measures could affect middle income earners on €35,000 to €50,000

It's less than a week before Budget Day, and we look at what middle income earners can expect

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: Young people plea for minimum wage rise and reduced college fees

70 percent of young people are considering moving abroad for a better quality of life elsewhere

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: How possible measures could impact people on minimum wage

The cost of living package is expected to cost at least €2 billion, the biggest cost of living package in Budget history

Dublin Live

Budget 2023: Everything we know as energy credits and Christmas bonuses among cost of living measures

The cost of living package is expected to cost at least €2 billion

Irish Mirror

The Budget 2023 measures that could put hundreds of euros back in your pocket including lump sum payment

The cost-of-living package will be the biggest in Budget history with measures aimed at tackling the rising expenses in the areas of energy, tax and groceries.

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