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Ex-Reform candidate suggests people without children should pay more for their mortgages
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The suggestion by Matt Goodwin, a former Reform candidate, reflects a broader debate about taxation and benefits policies that incentivise or support families with children. Such policies are often aimed at addressing demographic challenges and supporting family units, but can be controversial due to their potential impact on individuals without children. The idea of linking mortgage rates to family size raises questions about fairness and the role of government in influencing personal financial decisions.
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Ex-Reform candidate suggests people without children should pay more for their mortgages
Exclusive: Matt Goodwin suggested giving ‘more favourable mortgage rates’ to British families that have more than two children
2 Jul, 16:56
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