Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer faces significant challenges as his party's policies could lead to increased financial burdens on both the government and taxpayers. The potential rise in housing benefits due to an aging population unable to afford home ownership underscores the need for sustainable economic growth and inclusive policies. Labour's ambitious Net Zero transition plan, estimated to cost nearly £800 billion, has been criticized for heavily relying on borrowed funds, raising concerns about national debt. Additionally, Labour's commitment to ending zero-hours contracts and introducing numerous new regulations may impose further costs on businesses and consumers. Both major UK parties are focusing on long-term productivity and resource allocation to drive economic growth, yet the implementation of Labour's strategies remains a contentious issue.