The UK government is facing criticism for its approach to reviving the economy, with concerns raised about the finance sector's negative impact. A report indicates that from 1995 to 2015, the finance industry contributed a detrimental £4,500 billion to the UK economy, characterized by bailouts, speculation, and fraud. Additionally, a looming stealth tax is expected to affect six million savers, pushing them into higher tax brackets. In light of these challenges, Britons are being encouraged to enhance their income through tax-free savings accounts, as interest rates remain a focal point for financial strategies. The discourse around modern capitalism also highlights issues of prosperity and wealth distribution, suggesting that a growth fix could begin with affluent savers.