Originally posted by mogga71
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Previously on "Pension 25% Cash Free Lump Sum .... Last chance saloon?"
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
But how can your folio have gone up, you were saying the sky was going to fall in. Is it possible that teh places you seek advice from are (or at least were) very heavily blinded to independent financial advice in favour of political and their own benefit?
What are your thoughts on the American markets WTFH if you don't mind me asking?Last edited by mogga71; 30 November 2024, 12:14.
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Originally posted by mogga71 View PostJust as well as my portfolio has actually gone up £80K since initial request.
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Originally posted by mogga71 View PostAfter reading countless articles about the Pension 25% Lump Sum being greatly reduced as part of the October Budget I must admit I have bottled it and applied for mine (via drawdown). The last straw was seeing that 2 Think Tanks are recommending that it be reduced to 100K Max. It's one of those things that once reduced will likely take ages to get restored to 25% (with max £250 ish K.) ... even when Labour get booted out of office at the next election.
Previously I had not been too worried as I was of the opinion that even if Labour did reduce it they would give advance notice .... but I am no longer so sure and didn't think it was worth the risk.
I am already anticipating a hike in Employer NI ... which of course is a disaster for us (the vast majority) caught outside .... so didn't want to be in a near suicidal state post Halloween.
Anybody else do the same?Last edited by mogga71; 30 November 2024, 09:29.
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Originally posted by escapeUK View Post
Hahahaha! See what I mean. Like absolute clockwork! There is no point engaging with them as they never address even a single point of anything you say, like you said Cookielove just one liners and pointless drivel. I hope they are just an AI as imagine wasting your life like this!
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Originally posted by escapeUK View Post
Hahahaha! See what I mean. Like absolute clockwork! There is no point engaging with them as they never address even a single point of anything you say, like you said Cookielove just one liners and pointless drivel. I hope they are just an AI as imagine wasting your life like this!
does that feel better diddums???
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Spot on escapeUK . I was waiting for that timed to perfection …no point in engaging.
Either an AI or agitators lol
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
Yes, weird that if we want public services we have to pay for them.
Or do you believe “someone else has to pay for them, not me”?
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Originally posted by escapeUK View Post
Bingo! There's some very strange posters on here who post weird… beliefs.
Like… if we want public services we have to pay for them.
Or do you believe “someone else has to pay for them, not me”?
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Originally posted by Cookielove View Post
Why are you actually on here…all your posts are inane one liners…time and again you post drivel.
You sure live up to your name …sad!
As a real contractor, often I have lots of stuff to get done for which I charge lots of money - thats contracting. But not these guys, all day spent on a forum talking about contracting but no actual work done.
If you said to me they are really some sort of HMRC / gov disinformation unit trying to dissuade people from being contractors that would make a lot of sense and be quite believable.
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
How else is a government going to plug the >£30bn that Truss created? https://www.ft.com/content/736a695d-...7-fb92ed2a3dca
Or are we just supposed to turn into a debt-laden economy for the next generations to solve? It didn’t work in the 80s, and we’ve got a government now who are further right of Thatcher, even if the far right try to tell you they are communists.
This shower are the worst ever seen …bar none…they want to punish anyone who works hard and try to save a bit /invest in shares etc anyone trying to better themselves will be clobbered.
Those who do nothing… take no responsibility and rely on the state they are cushty ! That’s who Labour are pro…
Also as an aside looking ahead if polls are to be believed Trump is in the lead …and that is a key relationship for the U.K.! What have labour done our foreign secretary has called Trump all manner of names! Not wise I’d say as you never know how that election will go over there best to keep your powder dry… but hey we’ve got numpties in government none are credible ! Hare brained schemes they want paying for by taxing us to the hilt!
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Latest rumour - 2% rise in ER, ER threshold reduction, no NI on ER pension - could be mitigated by increasing salary sacrifice to pension (subject to minimum wage constraint) for anyone who wants to fix their tax bill.
I suppose the question may arise of whether this could fall foul of pension contribution 're-cycling' rules.
But really, for contractors and brolly workers this latest rumour set would be much less damaging than ER NI on pension contributions. It may even help the 'market' and clients could be less keen to hire 'permanent' workers.
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Originally posted by sadkingbilly View Post
i know, - it's a crying shame, so it is!
You sure live up to your name …sad!
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Originally posted by WTFH View Post
How else is a government going to plug the >£30bn that Truss created? https://www.ft.com/content/736a695d-...7-fb92ed2a3dca
Or are we just supposed to turn into a debt-laden economy for the next generations to solve? It didn’t work in the 80s, and we’ve got a government now who are further right of Thatcher, even if the far right try to tell you they are communists.
WE really have to wait until after the budget to see which of he various, mostly contradictory "leaks" of what is going to happen actually happen, then we can have a debate oabout what the implact will be.
One thing is for sure; to date, absolutely f*** all of what Starmer's amateur rabble have announced has had any credibility
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