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Don't expect a pay rise, my pension needs it
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Don't expect a pay rise, my pension needs it
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Yes, thanks by the way. That'll probably mean an extra city break weekend each quarter too for wifie and me. Better get that Bucket List of mine upgraded.Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View Post
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain” -
And the only way to correct this issue is a large dose of inflation. Which is best achieved by QE. Without it going into tax havens. So a QE for the people.
But no-one would ever dare propose that...Comment
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Surely you have enough for a BTL deposit, that's doubly generous to younger workers (no pay rise no affordable housing, and sky high rents)Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostYes, thanks by the way. That'll probably mean an extra city break weekend each quarter too for wifie and me. Better get that Bucket List of mine upgraded.

Yeah boomers, most selfish generation ever.Comment
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Jeremey Corbyn will fix this when he comes to power in a couple of years. Essentially the rich pensioners need to be stripped off their wealth and re distributed. The Tories wont do that, all pensioners vote for them. The New Liebour wont do either, they are too scared to do anything revolutionary. Corbyn will come in and sort this out.Vote Corbyn ! Save this country !Comment
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Yeah Boomers - first generation to actually have any control over pensions etcOriginally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostSurely you have enough for a BTL deposit, that's doubly generous to younger workers (no pay rise no affordable housing, and sky high rents)
Yeah boomers, most selfish generation ever.
Shock horror they are not giving away their pensions to the kids so they have loads of money to buy stuff they do not need.
Sorry dude but you are like the spoiled kid who expects mummy and daddy to pay for everything while you spend all day playing on your xbox and not working for a living.
Boomer generation - nothing was expected you had to earn it
Your generation - everything is expected and someone else should pay for itComment
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Yeah thanks boomers for all your hard work, go enjoy that early retirement, you deserve it.Originally posted by original PM View PostYeah Boomers - first generation to actually have any control over pensions etc
Shock horror they are not giving away their pensions to the kids so they have loads of money to buy stuff they do not need.
Sorry dude but you are like the spoiled kid who expects mummy and daddy to pay for everything while you spend all day playing on your xbox and not working for a living.
Boomer generation - nothing was expected you had to earn it
Your generation - everything is expected and someone else should pay for itComment
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Boomer generation got free university education, final salary pensions, rapidly rising house prices. Life expectancy increasing.Originally posted by original PM View PostBoomer generation - nothing was expected you had to earn it
Your generation - everything is expected and someone else should pay for it
For a long while each generation has been better off than the next. Until the baby boomer children.
University is expensive. House ownership an impossible dream without rich parents. Social mobility impossible without rich parents.
If I were young I would go on the dole and sponge. What is the point of working?Comment
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Don't forget both parents now have to work to afford the mortgage.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostBoomer generation got free university education, final salary pensions, rapidly rising house prices. Life expectancy increasing.
For a long while each generation has been better off than the next. Until the baby boomer children.
University is expensive. House ownership an impossible dream without rich parents. Social mobility impossible without rich parents.
If I were young I would go on the dole and sponge. What is the point of working?Comment
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WHSOriginally posted by fullyautomatix View PostJeremey Corbyn will fix this when he comes to power in a couple of years. Essentially the rich pensioners need to be stripped off their wealth and re distributed.
Jeremy will send those rich people to Labour Camps for re-edukation re-edukation re-edukation, they had it way too easy in Eton!
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