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Hello, welcome to Wake Up to Money.

Coming up, more property tax proposals reported that are being considered by the Chancellor.

What should happen next with houses, particularly when they are sold? We'll have a look.

The makers of the Lubbubu doll now worth more than other toy makers, Hasbro and Mattel. And we're

going to check in on the hospitality sector, despite the struggles, lots of new businesses

opening. We're going to hear from one boss about why they've chosen to do it.

Wake up to money with Sean Farrington. Plenty going on today. I've got Emma Wall with me.

Head of Platform Investments for Hargreaves Landsdam. Morning to you. Emma.

Good morning. And David Hall as well, managing director of Britta in the UK. David, morning.

Morning to you, Sean.

Now, Emma, we've, just as I flick through the headlines of the papers,

we're waiting for details about price rises

and how much prices have been going up a little later this morning.

It feels like there's a lot going on with our economy right now.

A lot of eyeballs on which way it

might be going. We've been talking about increased government borrowing costs this week.

More headlines in the papers today about property taxes that may come in one way or another.

And amidst all of that, is prices on the up. How are you viewing the British economy at the moment?

We have to say we're pretty cautious on it and our clients are pretty negative on it.

So we do this pulse survey called the Investor Confidence Survey and we got the figures in last

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