National Debt Debt could be £1.2 trillion bigger problem than feared if growth remains stagnant, campaigners warn Embargoed: 22:30, Sunday 16th February 2025 The UK’s national debt could be a £1.2 trillion bigger problem than currently feared, according to analysis of long-term GDP figures by the TaxPayers’ Alliance. The last time debt surpassed the current level of 93.9 per cent of GDP was
National Debt Debt to future GDP Executive summary * Debt will be serviced and paid back or rolled over in the future using tax receipts extracted overwhelmingly from the future’s GDP, not current GDP. * Debt is often expressed as a share of GDP, to measure how affordable it is. But future GDP provides a better measure
National Debt Dicing with debt Since the turn of the millennium public sector debt as a percentage of GDP has tripled. It is now around 100 per cent of GDP and on official forecasts, set to go on increasing. The Office for Budget Responsibility projects that on unchanged policies it will be around 300 per
National Debt TaxPayers’ Alliance responds to borrowing hitting a four year high For immediate release Responding to borrowing hitting a four-year high, Darwin Friend, head of research of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said: “The latest borrowing figures put paid to the ludicrous claim that the new government is fixing the foundations. “The toxic cocktail of tax rises and spending increases that Reeves
National Debt "It's £2.7 TRILLION!" - Nigel Farage schools Labour MP on the REAL black hole in the British economy Watch as Nigel Farage schools Labour MP Dawn Butler on the real black hole in our economy - our national debt Want to see how this looks in real-time? Check out our debt clock tool https://debt-clock.org/
National Debt Five Takeaways from our Debt Clock Handbook We at the TaxPayers’ Alliance have never shied away from talking about the national debt. Recently we re-launched our debt clock campaign along with a new online debt clock tool which shows our national debt in real time, how much it's increasing by and even what you could
