Benefits for the disabled could be taxed and child
benefit capped for those with more than two children under plans to further cut
the welfare bill. Iain Duncan Smith is arguing that disabled benefits should be
increased for the poor and subsidised by taxing the handouts for better-off
claimants. He is also pressing a reluctant David Cameron and George Osborne to
restrict child benefit to two children for new claimants. As well as saving
money, he believes it would encourage welfare claimants to have smaller
families. Read more on the Sunday Times website.
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