MPs and ISAs 09:12 - Jun 2 with 656 views | AnotherJohn | Was it wise for our likely new MP to make and delete a post about reducing the tax advantages of ISAs? https://www.express.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/1906261/Labour-huge-ISA-crackd Speaking as somebody who has saved, but is not super rich, I've struggled in recent years to find a savings vehicle that returns anything even close to the rate of inflation. It then seems pretty harsh that interest on savings in ordinary bank accounts, above what is now quite a low limit, gets taxed, meaning that the rate of decline in the real value of one's savings is accelerated. Mr Bell seems to want to take this a step further by clamping down on what is already a quite limited way of shielding some savings from HMRC. | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
MPs and ISAs on 10:28 - Jun 2 with 613 views | onehunglow | Some like you take responsibility ,others don’t Well done and good luck | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) |
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MPs and ISAs on 11:53 - Jun 2 with 565 views | max936 |
Labour v Tory there's very little difference in reality, although these Torys of the last 10 yrs have put a gulf between them. Basically there's one law from those in government and another for every f'er else, basically they can push the boundaries for their despicable selfs hid monies/incomes etc and clamp down on everyone else. Its called legalised Corruption and Tax avoidance. there's a five letter word for them beginning with the third letter of the alphabet! | ![](/images/avatars/9760.gif) |
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MPs and ISAs on 13:09 - Jun 2 with 532 views | SullutaCreturned |
MPs and ISAs on 11:53 - Jun 2 by max936 | Labour v Tory there's very little difference in reality, although these Torys of the last 10 yrs have put a gulf between them. Basically there's one law from those in government and another for every f'er else, basically they can push the boundaries for their despicable selfs hid monies/incomes etc and clamp down on everyone else. Its called legalised Corruption and Tax avoidance. there's a five letter word for them beginning with the third letter of the alphabet! |
4 letters surely? | ![](/images/avatars/0.gif) | | ![](/images/icons/ignore-user.png) |
MPs and ISAs on 16:00 - Jun 2 with 496 views | union_jack |
Plural! | ![](/images/avatars/8799.gif) |
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MPs and ISAs on 18:22 - Jun 2 with 453 views | max936 |
MPs and ISAs on 16:00 - Jun 2 by union_jack | Plural! |
Ignore him Uni, he's a bit twp | ![](/images/avatars/9760.gif) |
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MPs and ISAs on 18:57 - Jun 2 with 439 views | union_jack |
MPs and ISAs on 18:22 - Jun 2 by max936 | Ignore him Uni, he's a bit twp |
What does that say about some others on here😂? | ![](/images/avatars/8799.gif) |
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MPs and ISAs on 19:16 - Jun 2 with 426 views | Dr_Winston | There's not much difference between Tory and Labour these days because for decades the UK electorate has shown very little interest in extremism. For all the accusations that the current Govt are "Fascist" or "Far right", in reality they're nowhere near. Probably there's a tendency towards the right as UKIP, The BNP and others have achieved far more electoral success than any equivalent on the left such as The Green Party or Corbyn could ever hope to, but for the most part the loons are rightly ignored at the ballot box. Whether that will remain the same as radical Islam continues to grow in influence remains to be seen. [Post edited 2 Jun 19:20]
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