Hammond poised to implement 'nightmare' policy in budget, AJ Bell warns
To promote intergenerational fairness
The government is allegedly planning to fund tax cuts for younger people by reducing the money spent on tax relief for older workers - a policy AJ Bell warned would be a "nightmare to implement".
According to The Telegraph, Hammond (pictured) is understood to be examining ways to link tax to age to promote intergenerational fairness in next month's Budget. The Telegraph claimed tax breaks would...
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