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Labour plans to increase taxes on banks will likely raise mortgage rates, according to warnings from the Conservatives. Chancellor John Healey intends to impose billions of pounds in extra taxes on major banks as part of Wednesday's Budget, citing their bumper profits. However, Shadow Chancellor Andrew Griffith argues that higher bank taxes could drive up already high mortgage costs further, harming homeowners and businesses. Former Labour cost-of-living tsar Richard Walker, now a peer, echoed concerns about making it harder for businesses to thrive with additional financial burdens. Additionally, entrepreneurship tsar Alex Depledge criticized the government's lack of focus on future business needs, announcing her resignation amidst these criticisms.
He is set to levy billions of pounds in extra taxes on the big banks as he scrambles around for cash in Wednesday's Budget.