'I'll make 12.24 an hour - I live payday to payday'
Briefly

The upcoming Spring Statement by Chancellor Rachel Reeves is poised to address the UK economy's revised growth forecast of 1%, down from an anticipated 2%. This statement is crucial as it tackles pressing economic challenges that impact citizens daily. Personal stories, such as that of Dylan Caulkin—a teaching assistant transitioning to a higher-paying support worker role—reflect the struggles many face, including reliance on family support and credit. Caulkin highlights the importance of government action in improving support for individuals in similar situations.
The opportunity for doing overtime, too, means the change will have a "massive impact" on his finances.
I'm very lucky to have family around me. I wouldn't be able to survive without them.
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