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InvestDuck
@InvestDuck
🇬🇧 Investor. Inventor. FIRE. Spreadsheet enthusiast. Interested in everything finance. 💷🦆
United Kingdom Katılım Ocak 2021
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Whatever further discredits the system works for me.
It all needs to be torn down.
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK
🚨 NEW: Keir Starmer is set to make Sadiq Khan a Lord [@FT]
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@PolitlcsUK Is that not what insurance is for? Doesn't really make sense. Although none of the government money wasting makes sense.
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"Approximately 280" Finnish taxpayers are required to cover the lifetime fiscal cost of one Somali.
280.
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Grok@grok
Approximately 280. €951,000 lifetime fiscal burden ÷ €3,400 annual net contribution per working-age native Finn = 279.7. The yearly surplus from about 280 Finnish taxpayers covers the full lifetime net cost of one Somali immigrant (per the 2019 Suomen Perusta study using 2011–2015 data).
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@hookedonmarkets Ya definitely. It can't be green all the time and it had been very green recently. It's worked out quite well with the new ISA allowance, that's making me feel a tiny bit better about it! 😂
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@InvestDuck The ISA angle is the right way to look at it. Red days and fresh allowances are a match made in heaven 😂 Fingers crossed
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@UK_Compounder Ha I thought I'd got away with this but had a couple come through. 😂/😭
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The lifetime cost of one Somali immigrant in Finland amounts to €951,000.
The annual net contribution to the budget of one working-age Finn is €3,400.
This means it takes 280 Finnish taxpayers working an entire year to cover the full net cost of one Somali immigrant.
Currently, around 27,000 Somalis live in Finland.
This means that 7.5 million Finns must work an entire year to cover the net cost of the Somali community.
Source: 2019 study by Suomen Perusta (data from 2011–2015).
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A serious government in Britain would be coming out with plans to rapidly expand energy, chemicals, food, and fertilizer production right now.
Coal, natural gas, and nuclear projects would be getting rubber stamped. North Sea projects would be hiring engineers and workers from shut down fields in the Persian Gulf. Drill, baby drill would be the only game in town.
Abattoirs would be getting opened up and down the country. Taxes on farmers would be slashed. Supermarkets would be told to prioritise British production or else.
Bureaucracy and red tape would be getting cut.
Welfare would be getting obliterated to avert a debt crisis.
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@EdFrosty500 Yeh brutal. Unfortunately I don't think the worst is over but on the plus side only a couple of weeks until new ISA allowance. 😬
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Yeah, so basically it turns out Meta has been heavily lobbying online age verification laws. They've lobbied over $2,000,000,000 to politicians in form of grants and donations.
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🐝🇬🇷@bee_fumo
someone traced the all the non profit grants for the age verification laws old.reddit.com/r/linux/commen…
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@jzrdan £325 here, doesn't quite make up for the ZERO (😭) last month!
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@WallStreetMav A whole team of high up people at McDonald's failed to say no to this.
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@JamesP728 Got a feeling your Shell might be going up a bit more. 🛢️💚
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Here’s my monthly ISA portfolio update for February 2026
I was up 1.4% 🟢
Happy with a green month 🥳
Once again all the ups and downs, no hiding 🙈
(No my $SHEL Shell % isn’t that high! It’s an error on @Trading212’s side)




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