Scots will keep tax credits under a Scottish Labour government.
That's what party leader Kezia Dugdale is expected to announce at her party's conference today in Perth.
She will challenge the SNP to match her plan by saying that those who say they are anti-austerity need to prove it by their actions when in power.
38,500 households in Fife claim the benefit.
It will be paid for by scrapping the SNP's proposed cut in Air Passenger Duty.
Jayne Baxter, MSP for Mid Scotland and Fife, says that might be unpopular, but difficult choices must be made:
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