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Originally posted by AtW View Post“ UK government debt has risen above £2 trillion for the first time amid heavy spending on measures to support the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic.”
UK government debt hits GBP2tn for first time - BBC News
10 years of supposed “austerity” (aka fiscal discipline) all for fooking nothing
Tim says thanks for the taxes
Apple first US company to be valued at $2tn
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You ain't seen nothing yet.Originally posted by AtW View PostEmployment costs gone up - thanks to “auto-enrollment” - NIC 3 in other words, even Bliar/Brown only upped NiC by 1%
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Employment costs gone up - thanks to “auto-enrollment” - NIC 3 in other words, even Bliar/Brown only upped NiC by 1%Originally posted by Paddy View PostAusterity was not for "nothing". Many wealthy people and lending institutions got much wealthier. Property speculators were able to buy repossessed properties at a knockdown price. The wage bill of many companies was reduced and were subsidised by tax credits. It was a boon for fat-cat Tories.
If you are a Tory that did not financially benefit then you will still be happy with austerity in the knowledge that you are a forelock tugging peasant to the gentry.
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Isn't Moggy's big dividend and IR35 voting a conflict of interest? IR35 wouldn't be needed if dividends were subject to NI.
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Austerity was not for "nothing". Many wealthy people and lending institutions got much wealthier. Property speculators were able to buy repossessed properties at a knockdown price. The wage bill of many companies was reduced and were subsidised by tax credits. It was a boon for fat-cat Tories.Originally posted by AtW View Post“ UK government debt has risen above £2 trillion for the first time amid heavy spending on measures to support the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic.”
UK government debt hits GBP2tn for first time - BBC News
10 years of supposed “austerity” (aka fiscal discipline) all for fooking nothing
If you are a Tory that did not financially benefit then you will still be happy with austerity in the knowledge that you are a forelock tugging peasant to the gentry.
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Flipping' heck AtW. Seriously, do you have to be quite so obsessive in starting such masses and masses of new threads?
Wouldn't it be easier to start your own news website?
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Volatile currency is never good for business - but great for dirty spekulants like that Moggy character who not just have insider knowledge but can move markets with policy influenceOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostAnd remember how competitive sterling is now for exports.
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And remember how competitive sterling is now for exports.Originally posted by AtW View Post“ UK government debt has risen above £2 trillion for the first time amid heavy spending on measures to support the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic.”
UK government debt hits GBP2tn for first time - BBC News
10 years of supposed “austerity” (aka fiscal discipline) all for fooking nothing
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Tory Economic Achievements
“ UK government debt has risen above £2 trillion for the first time amid heavy spending on measures to support the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic.”
UK government debt hits GBP2tn for first time - BBC News
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