Deficit to be eliminated soon?

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tractor replied

1 August 2014, 13:18
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Originally posted by barrydidit View Post

I think you meant fiscal drag? Although, taking your cash out of the bank and wrapping it around your heating pipes would probably save more in terms of reduced heating costs than you ever get in interest AND it couldn't be taxed. I'm liking this idea

Lag Drag Shmag...

Maybe I've been playing MMOs too much
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barrydidit replied

1 August 2014, 13:10
Originally posted by tractor View Post

Fiscal lag works wonders for greedy chance~~llo~~rs and utility companies alike

I think you meant fiscal drag? Although, taking your cash out of the bank and wrapping it around your heating pipes would probably save more in terms of reduced heating costs than you ever get in interest AND it couldn't be taxed. I'm liking this idea
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tractor replied

1 August 2014, 12:56
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

George Osborne urged to share £1.6 billion property tax windfall - Telegraph

Squeeze the fools stupid enough to buy property at this level - superb. Help to buy keeping the economy afloat too. Win win.

Fiscal lag works wonders for greedy chance~~llo~~rs and utility companies alike
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BrilloPad started a topic Deficit to be eliminated soon?

1 August 2014, 12:53
Deficit to be eliminated soon?

George Osborne urged to share £1.6 billion property tax windfall - Telegraph

Squeeze the fools stupid enough to buy property at this level - superb. Help to buy keeping the economy afloat too. Win win.
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