Andy Burnham proposed a 10% inheritance tax as part of a plan to fund social care, a proposal now under government consideration.
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Updated Sep 1
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What happened
Andy Burnham proposed a 10% inheritance tax as part of a plan to fund social care, a proposal now under government consideration.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Andy Burnham
British politician (born 1970)
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National Health Service
publicly funded healthcare system of England
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Pat McFadden
British politician (born 1965)
Related events
- Andy Burnham proposes a universally funded national care system.
- Andy Burnham is seeking control over the welfare bill as part of his major proposals to overhaul the current benefits system.
- Andy Burnham, Ed Davey, and Stuart Andrew were involved in cross-party talks regarding social care funding.
- Andy Burnham is facing pressure regarding the improvement of social care provisions in Wales.
- Andy Burnham is reforming social care in England, adhering to the Labour Party manifesto to relieve pressure on the NHS.
Coverage
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- aol.co.ukAndy Burnham 'death tax': Minister leaves door open to 10% levy on all inheritances to tackle social care crisis - AOL
- atvtoday.co.ukBurnham inheritance tax comments put estate planning back in focus - Daily Nightly UK