| Autumn statement on Thursday 18:33 - Nov 15 with 8505 views | britferry |
Are you looking forward to it?
Predicted:
an extra £100 on your annual council tax bill
hundreds of pounds more income tax
energy bills up by £1,000 a year
pensions triple lock secured
benefits will go up by 10%
minimum wage will hit £10.40 an hour
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 23:16 - Nov 17 with 1371 views | builthjack |
A lot will be working into their 70s. |  |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 06:11 - Nov 18 with 1283 views | Whiterockin |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 21:17 - Nov 17 by Sandanista |
Anyone paying increasing tax is subsiding both pensioners and benefit claimants.
No one else is getting a 10% pay rise. That’s not to suggest someone on state pension alone should be penalised, just that rises should be limited above a high income threshold. The current situation for younger workers is horrendous. And although anyone may have ‘paid in for years’ that’s not covering the burden. Unless we start applying proper taxation to companies and high earners who seem to avoid the burden the rest of us have, then this inequality will remain. And I too hope to retire before too long. |
Don't forget that many, possibly the majority of people receiving the state pension pay income tax, VAT and other taxes. |  | | |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 10:33 - Nov 18 with 1225 views | raynor94 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 16:58 - Nov 16 by Sandanista |
That's why means testing is needed. If you were on an old final salary scheme, taking early retirement in a semi worth 400K that you paid 40K for then you are being subsided heavily. In a 100K Valleys Terrace on State Pansion then you need the safeguard. No one is taking money away-the triple lock gives pensioners a much bigger rise than public sector workers and almost all non state pensions are linked to some form of CPI.
No wonder they vote Tory. |
I worked for 42 years and paid my taxes, now retired and still paying tax, the triple lock is going to give me a whopping extra £57!. a month |  |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 10:52 - Nov 18 with 1218 views | Sandanista |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 10:33 - Nov 18 by raynor94 |
I worked for 42 years and paid my taxes, now retired and still paying tax, the triple lock is going to give me a whopping extra £57!. a month |
Which will at least pay for the extra energy costs.
Suggested the average tax payer will lost £15k in income over the next three years. May as well had Peter Ridsdale in charge with the level economic mismanagement.
The wealthiest are largely unaffected. | | | |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 11:17 - Nov 18 with 1208 views | raynor94 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 10:52 - Nov 18 by Sandanista |
Which will at least pay for the extra energy costs.
Suggested the average tax payer will lost £15k in income over the next three years. May as well had Peter Ridsdale in charge with the level economic mismanagement.
The wealthiest are largely unaffected. |
Pay for the extra energy costs, please explain that one | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 11:29 - Nov 18 with 1196 views | Whiterockin |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 10:52 - Nov 18 by Sandanista |
Which will at least pay for the extra energy costs.
Suggested the average tax payer will lost £15k in income over the next three years. May as well had Peter Ridsdale in charge with the level economic mismanagement.
The wealthiest are largely unaffected. |
As I said above pensioners pay and will pay tax on the increase. | | | |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 11:35 - Nov 18 with 1186 views | Sandanista |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 11:17 - Nov 18 by raynor94 |
Pay for the extra energy costs, please explain that one |
£50 per month is about how much energy bills will go up in April. You may have enough over for a portion of chips. | | | |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 12:02 - Nov 18 with 1178 views | felixstowe_jack |
It is what socialism is all about. We borrowed billions during covoid to keep 12 million in work (on furlough). Now every taxpayers has to pay a little more tax to repay the debt. | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 12:07 - Nov 18 with 1176 views | jojaca |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 12:02 - Nov 18 by felixstowe_jack |
It is what socialism is all about. We borrowed billions during covoid to keep 12 million in work (on furlough). Now every taxpayers has to pay a little more tax to repay the debt. |
I worked all through it, where's my furlong break. |  |
| Even when you know, you never know? |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 12:12 - Nov 18 with 1170 views | Gwyn737 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 12:02 - Nov 18 by felixstowe_jack |
It is what socialism is all about. We borrowed billions during covoid to keep 12 million in work (on furlough). Now every taxpayers has to pay a little more tax to repay the debt. |
Agreed.
I think the budget was as fair as they could make it.
This were always going to be painful. | | | |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 13:46 - Nov 18 with 1161 views | raynor94 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 11:35 - Nov 18 by Sandanista |
£50 per month is about how much energy bills will go up in April. You may have enough over for a portion of chips. |
Lucky my gold plated final salary pension will help see me through 👠| |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 16:10 - Nov 18 with 1108 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 12:02 - Nov 18 by felixstowe_jack |
It is what socialism is all about. We borrowed billions during covoid to keep 12 million in work (on furlough). Now every taxpayers has to pay a little more tax to repay the debt. |
Yes, and there were people shouting loud for more handouts than those that were given. |  |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 18:27 - Nov 18 with 1073 views | Catullus |
The 45% band has been expanded so more of the well off will pay more tax.
The minimum wage has been raised though it's still a scandal that it's for over 23's.
Energy bills are still a problem and many will suffer.
The triple lock, the benefits rise, they are good but still too little after energy costs because the rise in bills will be a larger sum than 10% on benefits.
It's a step in the right direction but only a baby step. | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 20:51 - Nov 18 with 1037 views | oldtownjack |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 12:02 - Nov 18 by felixstowe_jack |
It is what socialism is all about. We borrowed billions during covoid to keep 12 million in work (on furlough). Now every taxpayers has to pay a little more tax to repay the debt. |
The covid bill wasn't just about furlough though was it? £32 billion on a failed test and trace system as well as god knows how much spent on corrupt PPE contracts. Even before Covid the national debt was horrific and getting worse.
Also, this budget is not just about the Covid bill or even the 'global pressures' that every Govt minister keeps trying to bang on about. Nobody was talking big tax rises or huge spending cuts 2 months ago. This budget is attempting to repair the damage done by the disastrous previous budget which crashed the economy. Every economic measure shows the UK at the bottom of the list with ordinary people paying the price for a failed ideology. | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 22:31 - Nov 18 with 995 views | max936 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 12:02 - Nov 18 by felixstowe_jack |
It is what socialism is all about. We borrowed billions during covoid to keep 12 million in work (on furlough). Now every taxpayers has to pay a little more tax to repay the debt. |
Wrong as per, the tax payer has to pay for the monumental f,up's your butties at Downing street have wasted on giving their butties billions of pounds worth of contracts that produced pure unadulterated useless crap, in any other business those involved would be slopping out in at least one of the Kings hotels.
You obviously begrudge the fact that 12million kept their jobs then? where would the country be now without the furlough for those 12 million? take your blinkers off, for god sake. |  |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 22:35 - Nov 18 with 992 views | max936 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 10:33 - Nov 18 by raynor94 |
I worked for 42 years and paid my taxes, now retired and still paying tax, the triple lock is going to give me a whopping extra £57!. a month |
Rayn's, you should know by now, There's none so blind as those who will not see, mostly cause it doesn't fit their narrative and agenda. | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 22:40 - Nov 18 with 990 views | max936 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 10:52 - Nov 18 by Sandanista |
Which will at least pay for the extra energy costs.
Suggested the average tax payer will lost £15k in income over the next three years. May as well had Peter Ridsdale in charge with the level economic mismanagement.
The wealthiest are largely unaffected. |
"Suggested the average tax payer will lost £15k in income over the next three years. May as well had Peter Ridsdale in charge with the level economic mismanagement."
Now you're on the right track and that has nothing to do with the people who have worked all their lives and are now drawing their pensions. | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 22:44 - Nov 18 with 986 views | max936 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 13:46 - Nov 18 by raynor94 |
Lucky my gold plated final salary pension will help see me through 👠|
Is that the one you PAID into throughout your working life Rayn's,?
Despite the massive amount that was fraudulently drawn off by the company to prop up another Countries Steel Works.
Well deserved Rayns, Enjoy it and live long  | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 22:47 - Nov 18 with 985 views | max936 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 20:51 - Nov 18 by oldtownjack |
The covid bill wasn't just about furlough though was it? £32 billion on a failed test and trace system as well as god knows how much spent on corrupt PPE contracts. Even before Covid the national debt was horrific and getting worse.
Also, this budget is not just about the Covid bill or even the 'global pressures' that every Govt minister keeps trying to bang on about. Nobody was talking big tax rises or huge spending cuts 2 months ago. This budget is attempting to repair the damage done by the disastrous previous budget which crashed the economy. Every economic measure shows the UK at the bottom of the list with ordinary people paying the price for a failed ideology. |
Spot on.  | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 23:07 - Nov 18 with 982 views | max936 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 16:10 - Nov 18 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Yes, and there were people shouting loud for more handouts than those that were given. |
I was one of those 12million and I'm extremely grateful for it as well, as I was terrified at the time, with a clinically vulnerable sibling at home, due to the type of work I do I was in a high risk or contracting Covid, I eventually did catch it but that was last Christmas, but we were all vaccinated by then, but I still of course, isolated myself from the rest of the household. | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 09:07 - Nov 19 with 935 views | raynor94 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 22:44 - Nov 18 by max936 |
Is that the one you PAID into throughout your working life Rayn's,?
Despite the massive amount that was fraudulently drawn off by the company to prop up another Countries Steel Works.
Well deserved Rayns, Enjoy it and live long |
42 years worth Max, only thing was I didn't find out till after I retired was that they didn't pay a full stamp.
Hence my old age pension is £40 less a week | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 09:31 - Nov 19 with 923 views | Whiterockin |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 09:07 - Nov 19 by raynor94 |
42 years worth Max, only thing was I didn't find out till after I retired was that they didn't pay a full stamp.
Hence my old age pension is £40 less a week |
Sorry to hear about you NI stamps. But it's a warning for everyone to check well in advance of retirement, take nothing for granted. It's no help to you mate, but hopefully it will help someone. | | | |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 09:52 - Nov 19 with 904 views | raynor94 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 09:31 - Nov 19 by Whiterockin |
Sorry to hear about you NI stamps. But it's a warning for everyone to check well in advance of retirement, take nothing for granted. It's no help to you mate, but hopefully it will help someone. |
I have tried to warn as many people as I can to check their pension forecast | |
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| Autumn statement on Thursday on 16:24 - Nov 19 with 851 views | max936 |
| Autumn statement on Thursday on 09:07 - Nov 19 by raynor94 |
42 years worth Max, only thing was I didn't find out till after I retired was that they didn't pay a full stamp.
Hence my old age pension is £40 less a week |
DWP told me about maybe 6yrs ago that I've paid all my quota in, yet I'm still paying it in, how the f do they work that out, baffles me, I should be able to retire now, but for my habit of not being able to keep a quid in my pocket without spending it, Im better these days, but that horse as already bolted. | |
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