Badenoch pledges to scrap inheritance tax on family homes

Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 7 Oct, 17:00 · Archive

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has pledged to scrap inheritance tax on family homes and reduce welfare spending if her party returns to power. She framed the policy as part of a broader Conservative agenda to let people 'keep more of what they earn'.

Badenoch described the coming period as a 'battle for the soul of the nation' and sought to position the Tories as a 'no-nonsense' party. The pledges represent her pitch to voters ahead of the next general election.

Badenoch pledges to scrap inheritance tax on family homes — Image: Evening Standard

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Badenoch vows to scrap inheritance tax on family homes and cut welfare spendingThe Tory leader promised the party would focus on letting people ‘keep more of what they earn’ if it is returned to power.Evening Standard · 7 Oct, 15:53
Badenoch pledges inheritance tax changes as she pitches Tories as 'no-nonsense' partyThe Opposition leader made the pledge as she said the Tories face a "battle for the soul of the this nation".BBC Politics · 7 Oct, 15:33
Badenoch vows to scrap inheritance tax on family homes and cut welfare spendingThe Tory leader promised the party would focus on letting people ‘keep more of what they earn’ if it is returned to power.Evening Standard · 7 Oct, 15:20
Badenoch vows to scrap inheritance tax on family homes and cut welfare spendingThe Tory leader promised the party would focus on letting people ‘keep more of what they earn’ if it is returned to power.Evening Standard · 7 Oct, 15:11

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