Reform unveils its Britannia card to lure non-doms back and boost low-wage Brits’ pay

WORKERS on low wages would receive up to £1,000 each year under plans unveiled by Nigel Farage to lure wealthy “non-doms” back to the UK.

- By Jonathan Walker

The world’s richest people would be invited to apply for a £250,000 Britannia Card, giving them the right to live in Britain and pay taxes only on income generated in this country.

A Reform UK Government would funnel card payments directly to the 10% of people in full-time work on the lowest pay, giving them an estimated £600 to £1,000 every year.

Reform leader Mr Farage said: “We are the party of working people and we're building a Britain where wealth and opportunity are shared, not hoarded.

“By ensuring that every pound contributed by the wealthy goes directly to those who get up early and work hard, we're creating a fairer, stronger and more prosperous nation for all.”