Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, is capturing political momentum with the Britannia Card, a policy to tax wealthy immigrants while redistributing those funds to the lowest earners in the UK. By demanding a £250,000 entry fee from new arrivals, Reform would provide financial relief to 2.5 million individuals, a move that resonates with public discontent over wealth inequality. Polls indicate strong support for taxing the rich, as voters seek politicians offering clear, direct benefits. This policy not only simplifies the message but also aims to restore faith in government handling of tax revenues.
Reform UK's Britannia Card aims to tax the rich to directly support the poorest, resonating with public desire for tangible change and a fairer economy.
Their proposal requires potential immigrants to contribute £250,000, redistributing these funds to the lowest 10% of earners for immediate financial relief.
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