Eight out of 10 kids asked said high-earning celebs should pay more tax on their wages. This would help the government pay for better health services and improving the environment, they said.
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Chancellor Gordon Brown
The budget, led by Chancellor Gordon Brown, is on 9 April. It's when the government decides how it's going to get the money it needs, by increasing taxes on things like cigarettes and petrol.
Other top findings in the survey by Natwest were:
Cigarettes should cost £20 a packet
Only one in five kids said the price of cigarettes should stay the same
More cash to stop animal cruelty
Money to help people make their homes more 'green'
Cash boosts for hospitals, homeless people, schools and emergency services
Sian, 11, from Watford, who took part in the survey, said: "I think a packet (of cigarettes) should be £10. This would discourage people from smoking."
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