MoneySaving Poll: Budget poll: Will you be better off in a year’s time?

Former_MSE_Sam_M · 7 March 2017 at 1:35PM

Poll started 7 March 2017

Budget poll: Will you be better off in a year’s time?

It’s Budget week, the time the Chancellor reviews the national finances and presents forecasts for the economy. Consumer confidence has a huge impact on that – if we stop spending, the economy stutters.

So do you feel you’ll be better or worse off in a year’s time?

Please choose one option in the relevant category.

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pollypenny · 7 March 2017 at 5:58PM

I imagine the leavers will be clinging to the faint hope of being better off, while remainers expect to be worse off.

We already see price rises.

Sharonella · 9 March 2017 at 8:41AM

Worse off, again. Having a pay freeze for two years followed by 9 years of only 1%, paying more into my pension means, that even with the tax changes over the years, still worse off.

rtho782 · 9 March 2017 at 8:11PM

Definitely worse off, prices already going up.

Inflation might still be relatively low, but most of the things I'm interested in - e.g. computer parts - have shot up in price by ~20%+ already.

MoneySaving Poll: Budget poll: Will you be better off in a year’s time?

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