Budget 2017: What are the hidden nasty and nice details in Philip Hammond’s statement?

Bearing the weight: Chancellor Phillip Hammond prepares to summarise 240 complex pages Getty By now we know the Budget basics – the headline-grabbers that the Chancellor spent an hour whetting our appetites for this week. We know that first-time buyers appear to have been handed a poisoned chalice in the form of abolished stamp duty. …

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