- Removed VAT on a number of basic food items, including white rice, sugar, milk, chicken and turkey back, neck, wings and legs, baby formula, margarine, cooking oil, salt, flour, baking powder and yeast.
- Removed VAT on a number of other consumer items including sanitary tampons, napkins, toilet paper, undergarments, energy saving lightbulbs, solar panels and solar water heaters
- Removed VAT on electricity consumption below 250 kwh, effectively removing VAT on 80% of all domestic consumers H Implemented a Cost of Living Allowance (COLA) to 3000 vulnerable households to help offset increased energy and supermarket costs
- Provided income support to over 6,000 households in the aftermath of the COVID (2020), La Soufriere (2021) and Hurricane Beryl (2024) diasters
- Expanded access to social assistance supports for many vulnerable Vincentians.
- Waiver of the Customs Service Charge for fuel imported by VINLEC, a savings that was passed through to electricity consumers
- Implemented a time-bound 50% waiver on Excise Duties for Diesel and Gasoline
- Regular adjustments and passthroughs to reflect fuel price declines in real time
- Published regular updates on the cost of common food items across supermarkets, so consumers can comparison-shop
- Facilitated arrangements to import chicken from Brazil, lowering prices substantially
- Invested in farmers production supports to improve local supply of foodstuff
- Expanded access to free early childhood care and education, reducing the cost of childcare
- Reduced the cost of owning a home with massive investments in land distribution and the housing revolution
- Reduced the cost of education with massive supports to student uniforms, books, travel and tuition at all levels
- Improved and expanded the school-feeding programme, which supplies low-cost meals to roughly 45% of all primary school students
- Raised minimum wages by an average of 30%
- Raised public servant salaries by 7%, in the aggregate, between 2023 and 2025
- Reduced income tax and raised the threshold for the standard deduction, meaning that workers keep more of what they earn
- Enacted a one-year, $1.5 million subsidy on fertilizer to farmers and an additional $500,000 feed subsidy for livestock farmers
- Extended duty-free exemptions on imported barrels