Local residents discuss government spending ahead of budget
More investment in healthcare, increasing pension payments and a focus on the economy post-Covid.
Those are among the areas the Manx public wants to see covered in Tuesday's budget.
Treasury Minister Alfred Cannan will outline how government plans to spend taxpayers' money over the next 12 months when Tynwald sits from 10.30am.
These Douglas shoppers explain how they think funds should be used:
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