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@therevba @mitchtheram7 @PFCF44 £70m owed to group undertakings lol the parent company of the club which Clowes owns - pumped the money in and much of it will be converted into equity in the club
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@mitchtheram7 @PFCF44 Read your accounts. You are. It's not debatable, it's just counting.
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My generation have been saddled with a 9% graduate tax, further adding to our tax burden, which is at a 70 year high already.
From £28k we have a marginal tax rate of 41%, which increases to 51% after £50k, and to 71% after £100k.
Its crippling productivity. Why work?
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“The combined tuition fees of the entire Question Time panel would not cover my cost for 1 year of uni. Is that fair?” @OliDugmore It’s absolutely NOT fair. This outrageous scandal must end
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@MartinSLewis Young people over save? They are trying to save for a house deposit which is becoming increasingly impossible in this country? Now she wants to encourage young people to “invest” how about dont add tax to our Pension Contributions the best investments young folk can make!!!!
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Bizarrely I'm being attacked by a few for the cut in the cash ISA limit, even though I've been one of the people leading the charge AGAINST. I think its because I pushed for a carve out for older people. So I thought it worth explaining...
I think the cut in the cash ISA limit is the wrong solution to the right problem, that people in the UK, especially young people under-invest and over-save.
My solution would be carrot not stick. Better education, better access to guidance, and investment incentive.
After a series of meetings over the last year with govt where I strongly pushed that, as well as giving evidence to that tune at Treasury Committee, and publicly voiced my opposition to cutting the limit... a couple of weeks ago I knew the writing was on the wall - and the limit was almost certainly being cut (though i didnt know how much).
At that point I argued it was a perverse outcome especially for older people. The govt has always said the cut wasn't about raising revenue, it was about getting younger people to invest.
So I then argued, if you're going to cut the cash ISA limit, then doing it for older people, many of whom should be moving to be more risk averse didn't make any sense.
The policy now has cut the limit for under 65s, I suspect my voice along many others may have helped that. Within an overall policy move I disagree with I think this makes absolute sense.
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@MartinSLewis Why is she planning on punishing those who are disciplined enough to save into their pension scheme for their future which in turn will stop them relying on the state later in life?
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A Budget that delivers for you.
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BREAKING: The Chancellor welcomes inflation figures falling to 3.6%, but says she recognises the cost of living is still a 'big burden on families' and wants to bring change with her Budget next week.
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