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Nigel Farage said the document was not a manifesto but a “contract” with voters.
The document contains some details of how the party would fund many of its pledges.
Reform UK claims that its measures to slash taxes would cost around 88bn per year .
This includes 70bn in tax cuts and 18bn in cuts to business taxes.
Abolishing inheritance tax on estates worth under 2 m will reduce this to 2% .
Reform UK has promised to spend 17bn a year on measures supporting the NHS .
The party wants to reduce government waste’ across a range of areas.
Cutting the foreign aid budget would be much simpler, with Reform UK claiming this would release 6bn out of the 12.6bn currently being spent on foreign aid.
Reform UK is the only party openly advocating for an expansion of the private healthcare sector.
It has not provided detailed costings of the measures proposed with voters.
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