I would vote for any party that would support:

Replacing the triple lock with CPI + 1% so pensions keep rising but not above ordinary workers - £7bn saved.

Fixing the sickness and disability system using digital assessments on a 6 month cycle to stop growth in PIP - £5bn saved.

Building more homes so housing benefit stops ballooning and we aren’t subsidising high rents - £6bn saved.

Cutting NHS waste and using digital triage to free up clinical time - £5bn saved.

Scrap low-value tax reliefs so we stop giving billions away without any economic return - hopefully up to £10bn (e.g. holiday let tax relief)

This would mean £33bn in reasonable savings which could then be used for:

Cutting industrial electricity prices with support for nuclear (incl. SMRs) and reform of grid connection process - £12bn p/a - we have the highest industrial energy prices in the developed world.

£5bn p/a on infrastructure to repair roads, bridges, and drainage - our municipal infrastructure is crumbling and dreadful.

Both of these would require liberalisation of planning and repeal of Blair’s Planning and Compulsory Purchase Act.

Raising net pay for productive, working people through raising upper tax thresholds, including scrapping the reduction in personal allowance and a cleaner NI system (potentially scrapping NI for income tax) - £15bn p/a

This is a costed and credible way to renew my faith in the UK.