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The Mirror has pulled together a calculator to show how the Autumn Statement changes to Minimum Wage and energy bills will affect your wallet and household bills
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt today unveiled his Autumn Statement, with huge implications for families and working Brits.
There were huge tax changes, with a freeze on the Income Tax personal allowance and National Insurance thresholds confirmed.
This essentially means millions of workers will be handing over more cash to the taxman.
There were also changes to the Minimum Wage and energy bills, plus more cost of living payments to come.