Yes, that and cars. It doesn't say it but I assume technology, computers and TVs etc.

70% of the additional spending from removing the two-child limit will go to families who are in work. This is targeting support for low-income working households who are being priced out of a decent standard of living despite doing everything asked of them.

It would be great if it was possible to input more than one type of income into this at once. Very useful as it is though thank you.

In my next agency job in 2008, with 3 years of experience, I was charged out to clients at £600-800 a day as a digital consultant. I've seen agencies with similar day rates recently.

How can this be fixed?

With inflation, this effectively means personal income has flatlined even if you've been climbing the ladder.

I don't think day rates have gone up that much either, so agencies can't be just making loads more profit.

The only place I've seen lately offering that kind of money for junior digital roles is the @tuc.org.uk

Junior jobs in digital these days are only paying £25-30k.

And senior digital jobs for people with my level of experience (20 years) often only pay around £50k.

Great to meet you!

Too much variation in the script for my liking. I could just about cope with the ones that go, "why did the thing happen?" And I get to say, "I don't know" then they answer.