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Tories to cut spending in FE

cameron.jpgConservative leader David Cameron plans to slash public spending in 2009/10 by £5bn to help savers and pensioners recover from the recession.

Under the proposals, the income tax on savings by basic-rate taxpayers would be abolished, and pensioners' tax allowance will be increased by £2,000.

The cut in public spending is equivalent to the efficiency savings that the Labour Government has earmarked for 2010/11, but Mr Cameron believes "the time to start being prudent is right now".

 
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