regarding left wing people and frankly if the Tories has delivered this shambles many would be all over it.
It's the 300bn in cash ISAs they want to "push" into investment etcYou can get stocks and shares ISAs and yes, the 20k per limit applies there too…
I didn't like her from day 1. All the antisemitic posts were ok because they were 'historic', not a valid excuse for the other side of the house though. Since then she seems to be meddling in the popularity politics, whip removed, supports Palestine Action, is very trans rights that I disagree with on womens spaces, supports Liverpool and then pretends to be City for Wembley. If you like her that's fine and your choice of course, but she's not for me.She can come off as too righteous when she talks especially in the Commons, but I'm struggling to see what qualifies her as 'horrible'? Help me understand why she gets singled out quite a lot, because she seems a long way from the worst offender in that chamber, either from a policy or a behaviour POV.
I just want fairness in how long people have
There will be a huge number who know they stand to lose their seats if this government continues as it is.He has dug himself a huge hole and turned a huge majority into a problem as now there is a strong faction who will stand up to him and he has shown to be pathetically weak against them.
There will be a huge number who know they stand to lose their seats if this government continues as it is.
The income ranges look a bit off to me, if it's gross per year then min wage is £20k-29999k. Assume a lot of the holders are pensioners, or at least a lot of the money in Cash ISAs belongs to pensioners.Not really buying into the idea that the ISA changes are a wealth tax. Pretty sure when most people refer to a wealth tax they're thinking of the 1% and billionaires, not regular workers trying to put a few quid away.
Anyway, went hunting for some stats, not sure I'd be targeting people earing £10-50K for a wealth tax.
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It's the 300bn in cash ISAs they want to "push" into investment etc
As Blair said to Major: ‘Weak! Weak! Weak!’A lot would anyway but he should have just told them he'd remove the whip and dissolve parliament rather than cave in.
There's other figures in here if you want to have a digThe income ranges look a bit off to me, if it's gross per year then min wage is £20k-29999k. Assume a lot of the holders are pensioners, or at least a lot of the money in Cash ISAs belongs to pensioners.
That and he’s proven himself to be a weak man who folds under pressure. Be it from his party, the public or anyone.He has dug himself a huge hole and turned a huge majority into a problem as now there is a strong faction who will stand up to him and he has shown to be pathetically weak against them.
A lot would anyway but he should have just told them he'd remove the whip and dissolve parliament rather than cave in.
just pushes share prices up, somebody buying a share does not mean that a company then invests that money.
They are human beings you know that don’t you
What did Harry Truman say.They are human beings you know that don’t you
The fall out unfolds.
Not sureWhat did Harry Truman say.
The answer is increase taxation and get on top of defence spendingwasting your time, some just don’t get the correlation between an unstable government that is showing no ability to control spending and bond prices/borrowing costs going up
Not only does Reeves have an additional hole to fill from the welfare climbdown, unless things settle down, she (or her replacement) will have an even greater hole due to increased borrowing costs….and the downward spiral would continue
The answer is increase taxation and get on top of defence spending
True actually good pointtaxation will almost certainly have to increase but it will almost certainly be all of us paying it. Defence is a drop in the ocean compared to NHS and welfare
Disgusting bullying of women by men on here pete.They are human beings you know that don’t you
So are the people they are hell bent intoThey are human beings you know that don’t you
“Favorite rejoinder of Senator Harry S. Truman, when a member of his war contracts investigating committee objects to his strenuous pace: ‘If you don’t like the heat, get out of the kitchen’.”Not sure
They are human beings you know that don’t you
I’ve taken a battering today it was a smileInteresting Pete finds that funny
I’ve taken a battering today it was a smile
Chillax
Boris was an absolute clown
Believe it or not there's some idiots on here who think a government with its own currency can just print more and nore money, with absolutely no consequences.taxation will almost certainly have to increase but it will almost certainly be all of us paying it. Defence is a drop in the ocean compared to NHS and welfare
Believe it or not there's some idiots on here who think a government with its own currency can just print more and nore money, with absolutely no consequences.
Honestly, I kid you not!!!
Oh how will I cope without the approval of you and that buffoon.
Was that when people were popping the bubbly about a new world?oops
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