74% of voters say Budget won't help with cost of living, snap poll finds

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : It said personal tax cuts since Autumn were worth £20 billion and cut the effective personal tax rate for an average earner to its lowest level since 1975
56% : Mr Hunt announced several retail policies in the Budget, including a 2p cut to National Insurance and an increase to the child benefit thresholds to allow more parents to claim.
49% : Mr Hunt also cut the top rate of capital gains tax on property sales - arguing that reducing it from 28 per cent to 24 per cent will bring in more money because of increased activity.
49% : This is 16 points lower than the Autumn Statement, when Mr Hunt also announced a cut to National Insurance.

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