In an article framed around how Britain could “be made rich again,” former Chancellor Jeremy Hunt argues that the country should reform its welfare system and pursue policies aimed at economic growth. Hunt links the need for change to lessons he says he drew during his time in government, including the period surrounding Liz Truss’s mini-Budget, market volatility, and Truss’s subsequent downfall. He presents the welfare system as a key area requiring transformation, describing it as “crippling,” and argues that adjustments are necessary to improve incentives and support growth. The article also emphasizes Hunt’s view that Britain should break out of a cycle he characterizes as “tax and debt doom,” calling for tax reductions as part of a wider strategy. Overall, the piece sets out Hunt’s perspective on what he believes would help attract investment and people to the UK, presenting tax cuts and welfare reform as central elements.