Welcomes the debate on young people's finances, focusing on wages, homes, and student finance. Discusses Britain's economic performance and growth in real wages since the current Government took office. Emphasises the importance of strong economy for creating graduate job opportunities. Mentions measures to improve business growth through tax breaks, support growth by cutting borrowing and inflation, lower interest rates for mortgage holders. Highlights efforts on housing security via Renters’ Rights Act 2025 and building affordable homes around the country. We have committed to tackling the high number of NEETs and expanding the use of talking therapies in the NHS, delivering an additional 384,000 courses of treatment by 2028-29. The Budget includes measures to reduce borrowing levels, freeze student loan repayments, and ensure a fairer system of university funding. We must maintain a sustainable student finance system that is fair to students and the taxpayer, ensuring no one sees their monthly repayments change unless their salary increases. The government will continue to review the system and focus on rising wages and living standards for young people.