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Jonathan

@jayIFA

house/soul/disco enthusiast (and an IFA business owner too)

Glasgow Katılım Ağustos 2011
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Tony Ward
Tony Ward@TonyWard867811·
Your father retired at sixty. He bought a caravan. He saw his grandkids on Tuesdays. He had time. You are sixty four. Your knees are gone. Your back is ruined. And they have moved the line again. Sixty seven. Then sixty eight. Then sixty nine. They sold three years of your retirement to balance their books. They sold five years of your wife's pension to balance their books. They will sell your children's whole retirement before they are done. Healthy life expectancy in this country is sixty three. You will retire sick. If you retire at all. The printer at Threadneedle Street never stops. The spending at the Treasury never stops. The excuses at Downing Street never stop. Three machines grinding through your life. You were not given more years to enjoy. You were given more years to serve.
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Jonathan
Jonathan@jayIFA·
@bannon1975 Grouping the children allows them all to grow at the pace their abilities permit. Maybe we should focus on encouraging parents to read to their children from a young age, rather than blame the education system for inequities in reading standards.
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Kevin McLeod
Kevin McLeod@bannon1975·
When a child is put in the lowest reading group, they usually know it. The name of the group doesn't fool anyone. The Butterflies. The Robins. The Stars. Children are very good at working out which group has the hardest books. And they carry the information about which one they're in for years. We designed a system that sorts children in plain sight and then wondered why some of them stopped trying.
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Jonathan@jayIFA·
@devisridhar We had hailstones in Glasgow a few days ago. May used to always be one of the best months of the year but not anymore.
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Prof. Devi Sridhar
Prof. Devi Sridhar@devisridhar·
Is this the coldest May in Scotland or do I just annually forget what May feels like 🥶?
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SCOTBALL 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
BREAKING: Steve Clarke close to agreeing new contract as Scotland manager. @TimesSport have exclusively revealed that talks are at an advanced stage for Clarke to extend his contract until Euro 2028.
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C@C29215274971·
@iamstill3681092 @DuskyMoko Oh ok I presume that’s with the existing lender only. So you won’t get the best deal but not an awful (SVR one).
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Dusky Moko
Dusky Moko@DuskyMoko·
People who have mortgages should be reassessed for that mortgage every five years and if they wouldn't qualify they have to sell that house and buy a house they can afford. See, I can make up stupid shit to make people's living situations more precarious too.
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Social housing should be given only conditional 5 year leases, once you reach year 5 you are means tested. If your income exceeds a threshold you need to rent in the private sector. Simple and effective.

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Jonathan
Jonathan@jayIFA·
@AmyJStu So many people are underinsured so, if you are paying for specified items, or high value items, it might be reasonable. Mine is more expensive than that but covers a lot.
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Amy Stuart
Amy Stuart@AmyJStu·
£1,300 is my quote to renew my home insurance. How much??????? Think I’ll need to shop around but I really can’t be bothered. I never claim off insurance either. Might have to start doing that too.
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Jonathan@jayIFA·
@LBC @TomSwarbrick1 These numbers will largely relate to the self employed, who aren’t compelled to save in a pension, like the auto enrolment scheme has done for employees
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LBC
LBC@LBC·
'If you're one of the people not saving for your pension, what's the plan?' @TomSwarbrick1 runs through the 'staggering' amount we'll be spending on state pensions and housing benefits for retirees in 2070. Can the economy survive it?
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Jonathan@jayIFA·
@AFCLee_ It’ll work well for people with clear routes of career progression, like Doctors
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Jonathan@jayIFA·
@RichardBurgon If you have a pension, or a house, or an investment, your wealth will also at least have doubled since 2010. This isn’t a billionaire thing, no matter how you try to frame it.
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Richard Burgon MP
Richard Burgon MP@RichardBurgon·
New figures show British billionaire wealth is UP again. It’s more than DOUBLED since 2010. ▪️2010: £250bn ▪️2026: £670bn While millions struggle to get by, the billionaire class keeps taking more and more. Tax extreme wealth now!
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Jonathan
Jonathan@jayIFA·
@financial_shaw Couldn’t agree more. There are dozens of people on here posting the same repetitive, tedious, nonsense every day. “Why has no one heard of an ISA”, “banks don’t tell you this” blah blah blah
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Greg Moss
Greg Moss@moneychimp·
Been clothes shopping with a teenager while dealing with crippling beer fear, and I would like some type of pride of Britain award or purple heart, please 🙏
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Paul Lewis
Paul Lewis@paullewismoney·
Never ever ever consider paying fees for a trust to ‘protect’ your assets from tax or care home fees bit.ly/3Rdu5iY the only people who make money are the scammers who sell it to you and your children will pay the price.
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Nicky
Nicky@NickyZog·
Over 2 months since Rachel Reeves said we could turn the heating off, as it's summer, to offset the rising cost of living. 🤔
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Jonathan
Jonathan@jayIFA·
@GM1872_ I’ve never celebrated anything positive, like this. I don’t get it.
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Jonathan
Jonathan@jayIFA·
@samuel_leeds Only about 1/3 of your NI payments go towards state pensions. They also cover other benefits and the NHS
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Samuel Leeds
Samuel Leeds@samuel_leeds·
The UK should scrap the state pension. Give every newborn a £10,000 investment account instead. £10k at 7% for 67 years = roughly £930k. The average person pays about £113,000 in Ni over their career. That buys you £241/week at retirement age. Why are we still doing it this way?
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Gary Stevenson
Gary Stevenson@garyseconomics·
The ONLY way to stop the far right from taking power in your country
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