Average worker will be €1,000 better off in budget, claims Jack Chambers

Jack Chambers said there will be a particular focus on low and middle-income earners in the upcoming budget with energy credits and reductions in USC to be key to the plans
 Jack Chambers at the Fianna Fáil think-in said the cost-of-living package will be a one-off package to support families through the winter period. Picture: Alan Rowlette/RollingNews.ie

Jack Chambers at the Fianna Fáil think-in said the cost-of-living package will be a one-off package to support families through the winter period. Picture: Alan Rowlette/RollingNews.ie

The average worker will be at least €1,000 better off following income tax reductions and cost-of-living payments in Budget 2025, the finance minister has said.

Jack Chambers said there will be a particular focus on low- and middle-income earners in the upcoming budget with energy credits and reductions in USC to be key to the plans.

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