Policy Exchange says lowering the limit would reflect the
difference in the cost of living – and save the nation’s coffers £100million a
year. Piling pressure on the Government, the think-tank says the cap should be
reduced by 10 per cent – to £23,400 – for those living in the rest of the UK.
It comes ahead of a major piece of research this month examining how a future
government could find further savings in the welfare budget. The Policy
Exchange paper will also say that child benefit should be capped at four
children and payments progressively reduced after the first child. It says the
collective benefit changes would lead to savings of £1billion by 2020. Read
more on the Daily Express website.
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Recent cuts to flagship federal program that funds housing and other
services described as ‘chaotic and disruptive’
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