An important question for @JohnHealey_MP. Next April - Full new State Pension will likely rise to £13,040/yr - Tax-free personal allowance frozen at £12,570/yr So the full new State Pension would normally attract tax. Yet you've said you'll honour former Chancellor Rachel Reeves' promise that those whose ONLY income is the State Pension won't pay tax. But will that be a cliff edge? If someone gets say just £30/yr from a tiny pension from an old job, would they lose that protection and face around £100 in tax for just thirty quid income? And what about a little savings interest? Even if it's tax-free under the starting rate for savings, would it count as extra income and cost them the tax? This needs to be thought through when you tell us in the budget.