Which benefits would YOU cut?

The Prime Minister says he wants to end the ‘merry-go-round’ of workers being taxed before being given some of the money back in benefits.
But with around half of welfare spending including pensions and child benefits already protected from cuts, it is becoming increasingly difficult to identify areas to wield the axe.
Mr Cameron this week vowed to ‘double down’ on welfare reforms, including cutting the amount workless families can claim in benefits from £26,000 to £23,000.
Britain will spend £211billion on benefits and tax credits this year, up by around 20 per cent in the last decade.
Mr Cameron has also vowed that pensioner benefits including free bus passes, winter fuel allowance and TV licences will continue.

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