How would each party's policies affect you?
Fill in your details once. We apply every party's current proposals — tax, benefits, housing, pensions — to your numbers, flag your current tax traps, and show the impact side by side. Every figure links to a full, sourced explainer, and your results get a shareable link.
About you
Family & home
Wealth & assets
Modelled on 2026/27 rates: income tax (rest-of-UK and Scottish bands, with pension contributions deducted before tax), SDLT including first-time-buyer relief, CGT (18/24%, £3,000 exemption), Universal Credit child element (£3,514/yr, shown before taper and benefit cap), child benefit clawback (£60,000–£80,000 on adjusted income), private school fees VAT at 20%. Party proposals as published and analysed on this site; qualitative impacts are flagged, not scored; projections are labelled. One-off effects (like stamp duty) are shown separately from yearly effects. Scotland: income tax uses Scottish bands; property purchases pay LBTT (not modelled). Not financial advice.
How this works
Each party card combines that party's proposals we've analysed: Reform's £20,000 allowance and stamp duty cut, the Greens' NI rise and CGT reform, the Conservatives' stamp duty abolition, Triple Lock Plus and school-fees VAT reversal, Labour's two-child limit abolition and threshold freeze (fiscal drag), and the Lib Dems' CGT reform. Impacts we can't honestly price — rights, services, the environment — appear as labelled notes, never numbers.