article_snippet: In a boost to Osborne, the Institute for Fiscal Studies said the Institute for Fiscal Studies was ‘very likely’ that household incomes would be higher this year than in 2010.
article_snippet: But Economist Robert Joyce said more recent data showed earnings are now ‘growing’.
article_snippet: Economist Robert Joyce said: ‘It is reasonable to think that real average incomes will surpass pre-crisis levels in 2015.
article_snippet: IFS director Paul Johnson said that real incomes were ‘very likely’ to be higher this year than in 2010.
article_snippet: Since then, wages have begun to rise significantly while the CPI inflation rate has fallen to just 0.3 per cent.
article_snippet: The OBR said disposable incomes will grow by 3.1 per cent this year, the fastest since 2001.
article_snippet: The hammer added that average household incomes could also be higher than average household incomes previous peak in 2009.
highlights_snippet: 'Very likely' household incomes will be higher than in 2010, experts say .
  