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YouTube explainer by Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim describing "fiscal drag": when nominal incomes rise (often with inflation) but tax thresholds stay frozen, pushing earners into higher tax brackets and reducing real take-home pay. The video explains fiscal drag as a ‘hidden tax’, notes it can make people feel poorer despite higher pay, and states that tax thresholds are planned to start adjusting with inflation around the 2028–2029 tax period. The creator also flags upcoming discussion of other rising taxes (capital gains tax and stamp duty land tax).

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Around the 2028–2029 tax period.

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