Green Party proposals
Green Party proposals we've analysed — from wealth and capital gains taxes to energy bills.
Align CGT with income tax
The Green Party would tax capital gains at income-tax rates (20/40/45%). See what it could cost you with a free CGT calculator, plus the case for and against.
Cut energy bills
How the Green Party would cut energy bills: moving levies off bills, decoupling power from gas, and insulating homes. The plan, the costs and the debate.
An annual wealth tax
The Green Party's wealth tax: 1% above £10m, 2% above £1bn. See who would pay and estimate the annual bill with a free calculator, plus the arguments.
Key figures
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Zack PolanskiLeader of the Green Party
Siân BerryGreen Westminster Leader
Carla DenyerMP for Bristol Central
Ellie ChownsMP for North Herefordshire
Adrian RamsayMP for Waveney Valley
Hannah SpencerMP for Gorton and Denton
Abolish tuition fees
The Greens would abolish tuition fees, restore maintenance grants and aim to cancel graduate debt. What it means for the 9% graduate deduction.
35 hours' free childcare
The Greens propose 35 hours of free childcare a week from nine months old, for all families. What it would be worth and how it compares.
Full-rate NI above £50,270
The Greens would charge full-rate (8%) National Insurance on earnings above £50,270 instead of 2%. See what it would cost you with a free calculator, plus the debate.
Cancel Trident
The Green Party would cancel the Trident nuclear-weapons renewal and pursue disarmament, freeing money for public services. What it involves and the case for and against.
A rising carbon tax
The Green Party's carbon tax — £120/tonne rising to £500/tonne by 2036. Estimate what it could add to your energy bills and driving costs with a free calculator.