Inheritance tax to pay for care
Thousands more people are likely to be hit with inheritance tax to pay for an extension in state support for elderly care.
Gov't says people need to plan for care same as pensions
Thousands more people will have to pay inheritance tax to fund changes to social care in England, according to reports.
The government is set to announce tomorrow that the threshold is to be frozen for three years despite previous pledges that it would be raised.
ITV News' Sue Saville reports:
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