New budget calculator

[Quagmire]

200 quid better off - yer right

[Ms Macbeth]

Mine won't calculate correctly. It assumes that if you get a state pension you get the maximum, and there's no way to adjust it. It would be nice for many of us women who stayed at home/worked part time if we did! But I'm worse off tax wise - like most people on lowish incomes.

[S8 Blade]

Still no idea how they can tell me I'm gonna get tax credits!

[mel77]

£150 apparently but i dont see how!?! :huh:

[ShinyPurple]

£26.32 a year better off but, before we run out and squander our new found riches, I didn't include OH's company car. So to cover that the government probably want all our money and a few pints of blood too

[quicken]

non of us will be better off with the constant food price increase

[MuteWitness]

£3.72 worse off

[pippadoll]

I think mine made a mistake. I am going to be 11,000 better off.... giving me tax credits and child allowance, but I have no kids and don't qualify for tax credits. Hey ho. In reality, 80 worse off.

[craigmason]

for me it say's

 

Next year, the indications are that you will be no better or worse off.

because i don't pay for

Alcohol

Tobacco

Fuel

Air travel

Income tax

National insurance

Child benefits

Tax credits

Vehicle excise duty

State pension

[chloe01]

for me it say's

 

Next year, the indications are that you will be no better or worse off.

because i don't pay for

Alcohol

Tobacco

Fuel

Air travel

Income tax

National insurance

Child benefits

Tax credits

Vehicle excise duty

State pension

 

 

lol what do you do,naff all.