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Household debt burden set to double by 2026, outstripping National Insurance tax cut
The TelegraphThe household debt burden is set to double by 2026, with sky-high repayment charges far outstripping savings from National Insurance cuts. The Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts that the cost of paying back household debt will rise from £73 billion in 2023 to £151 billion in 2026, some £50 billion higher than it was during the 2008 financial crisis. According to Lib Dem analysis, this means people will be forced to fork out an extra £230 per month by 2026, compared with the £40 the average earner will save from the Chancellor’s cut to National Insurance. In his Autumn Statement on Wednesday, Jeremy Hunt announced that he would cut National Insurance by two percentage points from January.
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