Mini Budget 22: Treasury warned that spending support could 'dent long-term financial resilience'

What to expect on Friday

Valeria Martinez
clock • 4 min read

The government’s Mini Budget plans to help households and businesses with the rising cost-of-living will be welcome in the short-term, but increased government borrowing could dent the UK’s long-term financial resilience, the industry has warned.

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