Britain’s cost of living crisis is disastrous for one of us and will barely touch the other. The best answer is a wealth tax

The two of us are from very different worlds. One of us is a millionaire investor, the other a care worker and trade union member. We have totally different experiences of the economy, but we share a fundamental belief that it is broken – and the government in its autumn statement did nothing to fix it.

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