What do the Political Party Manifestos mean for your money? | Do More With Your Money #224

Our panel of Investment Management experts and Financial Advisers dissect and discuss the key points and highlights from each political party’s manifesto ahead of the General Election. How could the proposed pledges impact the economy, the markets and, more importantly, your money?

00:00 - 01:50 - Introduction
01:51 - 04:10 - How have markets reacted to the manifestos?
04:11 - 11:45 - Key points: Conservative manifesto
11:46 - 19:53 - Key points: Labour manifesto
19:54 - 25:31 - Key points: Liberal Democrats manifesto
25:32 - 28:29 - Key points: Green Party manifesto
28:30 - 35:20 – The impact on portfolio performance.
35:21 - 41:50 - How does this election compare to previous ones?
41:51 - 43:38 – Conclusion

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[keithhobbs]

I seem to remember one Boris Johnson promising not to increase NI. Then after the election raised it by 1.25 points to pay for social care reforms, then reversed it. The social care reforms are now due to start next year. How is that going to be paid for? Answer taxes are going up irrespective of which party gets in.

[jilljefcoate]

Anyone old enough to have lived through a labour government will share my feelings of dread. They seem to be promising rather a lot on the strength of adding VAT to private school fees.

[drasticplasticaustin]

Manifesto's? Great! How about making them believable and how about being straight with the public about the financial maths?

[nickeynon]

Starmer can't lie straight in bed definite tax increases with liebour