Boris gets the check book out.

[BlasterBates]

Boris Johnson criticised for "banana republic" tax cuts

[BlueSharp]

With Brexit looming earnings are dipping.

You forgot to add a trigger warning to your Brexit facts.

[Yorkie62]

With Brexit looming earnings are dipping.

I'll let others fill in the gap between this post and post#14

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

[BlasterBates]

I'll let others fill in the gap between this post and post#14

Brain the size of a planet and I still have to communicate with morons

Yes happy to oblige.

Obviously if Brexit goes ahead earnings will go down. As you can see prior to 2019 as a result of EU membership earnings were rising strongly at 2-4%. The small dip down you see in 2019 is because of Brexit.

If Brexit goes ahead then earnings will stagnate or even go down as predicted by leading economists.

[AtW]

Average earnings rise by 2-4% per year, but your mortgage doesn't.

Buying a house was always a struggle, but after 5-10 years it's no problem.

[MattZani]

Salry of 60k per year is 5k per month or about 3.5 k after tax

Mortgage - 1100
Cars - 500
Nursery fees - 800
Pension - 300
Food - 400
Utilities etc - 250

This leaves £150 a month for the devils dandruff and clothes and holidays etc....

Not sure how much some Columbian Marching Powder is but....

The real key is to not have kids. Look at how much those little assholes cost?

[jamesbrown]

as predicted by leading cretins.

Indeed, because macroeconomic forecasting is the domain of tremendous cretins and self-declared "clever meanies".

[NotAllThere]

Mortgage - 1100

You have a mortgage? I had you down as a who'd paid his mortgage off yonks ago.

[Old Greg]

Except earning 60k a year will make you far from rich.

People earning 100k would benefit more than people earning 60k.

[Old Greg]

Tax cuts but – get this – for the rich, says Boris