April 7, 2025

17 thoughts on “Top Finance Experts React to the UK Budget 2024

  1. This is an upload of this morning's live session. We had to trim a bit off the end as the stream continued briefly after the session had ended. Thank you to everyone who watched and to all who asked questions.

  2. Well done Damo. We all have little mishaps. Professional to repost, some wouldnt have.
    Great guests as always. Looking forward to the next one.
    Wheres the short reaction video from T with the red button?

  3. Everyone avoids the illegal immigration effect on NHS and related services. NHS does not need more money. Paul from IFS bitching about how is he is personally effected is not telling us anything, and he does not give a shit about farmers and blind to the knock on problems.

  4. Agree on the comment about the affect on part time workers. I think more part time jobs will disappear as costs will make them uneconomic for employers as they look at ways of trimming overheads.

  5. I take issue with the ‘ not unaffordable’ energy costs from green energy. Businesses are closing due to higher energy costs. I realise it’s not totally due to greening, but a large portion is. What is the point of pushing a green agenda when the main CO2 producing countries ignore it?
    I think higher tax rises are on the way and the NHS & public services will keep absorbing these for no noticeable benefit. Growth will need to come from the private sector and that is unlikely to happen without a large investment in infrastructure, focused training, improved technical colleges and private investment and tax breaks for businesses

  6. Sorry but these "revered" commentators offer nothing of interest, but just same old observations and criticisms as broadcast on the MSM. Easy when they are not taking any decisions themselves. They admit one of the greatest issues facing the UK today is massive and growing inequality, as bravely covered on this channel. But they offer no new or innovative ways to solve the problem. Indeed, I would go so far as to suggest the vested interests represented by the "IFS" and the "FT" are part of the problem, not the solution. They scoffed at Damo's excellent question about a "wealth tax", but how else do we solve it? The asset rich simply have to pay more tax. There's no getting away from it, however much the "IFS" and "FT" would like to distract away from it to protect their funders.

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