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BUDGET 2024 IS due to be announced next week, with much speculation as to what it will entail.
The usual kite-flying has been happening in recent weeks, with an increase in social welfare payments such as the pension and greater support for parents paying for childcare among the measures expected.
A return of the electricity credit, aimed at helping people keep up with bills amid surging costs, is also likely.
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