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Budget sets out measures affecting under-25s on housing and wages

The Chancellor has announced Budget measures expected to affect people under 25, including policies covering housing and the minimum wage. The available details do not specify the individual provisions or what areas have been excluded.

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The Chancellor has announced a series of Budget measures that will affect people aged under 25, with housing and the minimum wage among the areas covered.

The measures are intended to address issues relevant to younger people, although the supplied information does not set out the precise changes, their financial value or when they will take effect.

Housing is identified as one of the main areas affected by the Budget. However, no further details are provided about whether the measures concern access to housing, costs, supply or other aspects of the sector.

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The minimum wage is also included among the policies affecting under-25s. The available material does not specify the proposed rate, the groups covered or how the change will alter existing arrangements.

The Budget is also presented as leaving some areas unaddressed for younger people, but the supplied information does not identify which policies or concerns are omitted. Further detail would be needed to assess the full impact on under-25s.

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