Nigel Farage suggests young people on minimum wage earn too much

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : The speech came ahead of Rachel Reeves' Budget at the end of this month, in which she is expected to bring in tax rises to try and balance the country's books.
50% : Reform's manifesto in the lead-up to last year's general election committed the party to tax cuts worth around a third of the NHS budget, including raising the personal allowance to £20,000, introducing a £100,000 tax-free allowance for companies and exempting some high street firms from business rates.
48% : Mr Farage was also asked what his push to cut spending would mean for the triple lock on pensions and income tax thresholds.
44% : " However he said there "are still relatively modest things we would do," pointing to removing inheritance tax from family farms.
41% : Speaking at the event on Monday, Mr Farage said: "We want to cut taxes, of course we do.
41% : "But we understand substantial tax cuts, given the dire state of debt and our finances, are not realistic at this current moment in time.
40% : The Reform leader, speaking in the City of London on Monday morning, also revealed he was abandoning plans for tax cuts that were a central part of the party's previous manifesto - and refused to commit to the triple lock on pensions.
38% : Mr Farage also said that his party "want to cut taxes" but they are "not realistic at this current moment in time".

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