What do you want to see in this year's Budget?

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John Fitzsimons
Updated on 16 March 2015 | 7 Comments

If you were Chancellor, what would you do?

It's the 2015 Budget this week and, as has now become customary, huge chunks of the speech have already been leaked.

We know that there will be further confirmation of the Government's intention to allow pensioners to sell on their annuities (for more read Government wants to allow sale of annuities) and some increase to the personal tax allowance seems inevitable.

But what would you do if you were George Osborne? What changes would you like to see the Chancellor announce on Wednesday? Let us know your ideas in the Comments box below.

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More on the Budget:

Government wants to allow sale of annuities

Budget 2015: what we know so far

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