Get the app →
BriefTea logoBriefTea

Every story in sixty words

Get the free app no ads · no paywall

Politics · 1 hour ago

Burnham promises low-income pensioners won't pay income tax

Burnham promises low-income pensioners won't pay income tax

Andy Burnham told Labour's conference that low-income pensioners will not be dragged into paying income tax during this parliament. The full state pension is expected to pass the £12,570 tax-free allowance from April 2027, with the allowance frozen until 2031. He also said pensioners living on little more than the state pension would no longer pay care charges from it under his plan.

Reported by The Independent · How we write briefs

Understand this story

Will I pay more tax? What is income tax?

More briefs

PoliticsBurnham says Brexit has done more harm than good PoliticsBurnham says Brexit hasn't given Britain control PoliticsEmotional Burnham pays tribute to late father in first conference speech PoliticsBurnham pledges to prove he won't be the last UK prime minister PoliticsSeventh PM in 10 years sparks reform call PoliticsBurnham to change pension triple lock in 2030 to fund free care More politics stories → Browse all stories →