Maen nhw’n galw hefyd ar y Trysorlys i wneud mwy i gefnogi cartrefi sy’n wynebu argyfwng costau byw. Ym mis Hydref, tynnodd Llywodraeth y DU y cynnydd o £20 yr wythnos mewn Credyd Cynhwysol yn ôl – toriad yr oedd pob un o’r tair gwlad ddatganoledig yn ei wrthwynebu. Y mis diwethaf, daeth cadarnhad bod chwyddiant wedi codi i 5.1% – y gyfradd uchaf mewn degawd – gyda’r cynnydd ym mhrisiau bwyd, trafnidiaeth a dillad yn cyfrannu at filiau cartref uwch. Gan Lywodraeth y DU y mae’r pŵer yn bennaf i helpu cartrefi i dalu costau byw, ac mae Gweinidogion Cyllid y tair gwlad ddatganoledig yn galw ar y Trysorlys i wneud mwy ac i roi rhagor o gymorth i gartrefi.
They are also urging the Treasury to do more to support households facing a cost-of-living crisis. In October, the UK government withdrew the £20-a-week uplift to Universal Credit, a cut that was opposed by all three devolved nations. Last month it was confirmed that inflation had risen to 5.1% - the highest rate in a decade – with increasingly expensive food, transport and clothing contributing to higher household bills. Powers to help households meet the cost of living lie mainly with the UK government, and the 3 finance ministers in the devolved nations are calling on the Treasury to step up and deliver more support to households.