It won’t be long before we know what nasties are coming our way in the autumn Budget.
Higher taxes on capital gains and personal wealth are as sure as night follows day.
Yet, while we will have to wait until October 28 for all the awful nitty-gritty contained in John Healey’s inaugural Budget to be made public, Labour’s attack on the strivers and the prudent is already in overdrive.
For that, we must ‘thank’ (blame) Rachel from Accounts, Healey’s predecessor, who during her disastrous time as chancellor of the exchequer took every opportunity to hoover an increasing chunk of our wealth into the
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