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• #2452
I think it will be similar like after 2008, there will be less for sale because people who are not
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• #2453
That's the other issue that will occur people have over paid and will have to sit and hold onto them.
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• #2454
Kent CC are about to go bankrupt. I assume they will be allowed an extreme increase in council tax?
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• #2455
"Uk faces highest tax burden since WWII...er...victory...?":
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• #2456
Fuck me that's grim.
Still it's an honest headline for a change.
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• #2457
Just let them have a similar tax allowance as workers and tax the rest as income
Once you reach state pension age, you stop paying NI (or it could be when you start receiving it), but pension income is taxable (including the state pension). You get tax relief on private pension contributions, so you are liable for income tax on the payments.
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• #2458
Almost as if it was a bad idea to have austerity when it was cheap to borrow money and invest in yourself and then borrow shit loads of money when its expensive and everything is broken.
Shame nobody warned the government of this 12 years ago really /sarcasm
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• #2459
Shame nobody warned the government of this 12 years ago really /sarcasm
Gilt yields were higher than today when the Con/Dem coalition came in. It's always ideological with this lot.
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• #2460
From Charles Walker, MP for Broxbourne.
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• #2462
Ha.
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• #2463
Shit, i may have found a tory that I have respect for.
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• #2464
Yep, he's the one who lost his shit (actually said what he thought) a month ago.
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• #2465
Sunak ends ministers doing the rounds on breakfast shows unless they have something to announce
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• #2466
Sunak is a hypocritical, frit cunt.
Seriously, who knew
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• #2467
He “raised his concerns in the Commons Tea Room”? Go Charles, that’s really sticking it to them.
Actually do something rather than ineffectually gobbing off, pretending it’s nothing to do with you as a Tory MP.
Don’t fancy that? Then fuck off you grandstanding but mealy mouthed shit
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• #2468
I don't blame him. Those breakfast shows seemed to be giving them a tougher time than the politics shows.
There's only so many times you can send James Cleverly out to humiliate himself.
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• #2469
He “raised his concerns in the Commons Tea Room”? Go Charles, that’s really sticking it to
them.It's a few years old, but from his Wikipedia page:
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• #2470
Got to be honest but that makes sense.
If they've got nothing to say their time would be better spent working.
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• #2471
If they've got nothing to say
Do you mean nothing to say as in they don't answer what they are asked or they don't have an announcement to make?
It just reduces scrutiny and accountability even more, it isn't many mornings when there aren't good questions for ministers to respond to
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• #2472
Nothing is gained by these interviews nowadays though, they’re just frustrating and weak because, as you say, the script never allows them to actually answer any questions.
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• #2473
Without them there is no direct questioning of the government at all, (whether those questions are answered or not is moot), unless they choose to have a press conference. They can just avoid all direct scrutiny.
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• #2474
Smashing chap
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• #2475
And Sunak is reduced within weeks to photo opportunities with Zelenskyy.
Does facile and vacuous cover it?
Prices will need to come down then or people won't be buying for a long while.