How much more heavily taxed are we at the moment, comparatively speaking?

From that point of view, with the personal allowances not changing, people's salaries are going up marginally.

What this results in is people could go into higher rates of tax, whereas previously they wouldn't be into higher rates of tax.

The personal allowances don't actually follow inflation, so the government are expecting to get more money year on year.

He did introduce a new relief for the very low-paid people who just purely have a state pension.

I don't think it's worth an awful lot.

It's sort of 13k.

Yeah.