worcester wizard

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worcester wizard

worcester wizard

@worcesterwizard

شامل ہوئے Temmuz 2012
46 فالونگ34 فالوورز
worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@Landeur South east, high house prices, high cost of living, no state pension as asset value high. North east, lower house prices, lower cost of living but you still get state pension as asset values are lower; this is why wealth taxes don’t work
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Landeur 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Means-test pensions at £1,000,000 assets and remove the triple lock. Tie pension increases to inflation only. This is perfectly reasonable, but if you dare to suggest it then people will comment suggesting you should be sent to Ukraine and die in a trench.
James Baxter@Bax31James

@Landeur I think pensions have to maintained for those who already paid into the scheme in full …which went out the door to pay pensions to those already in receipt. We can’t just declare it can’t be paid! We need to fix the broad public purse first then it becomes affordable.

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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@justaphag6 I would point out that we did plan,based on what the government promised us. Don’t blame the pensioners, blame successive governments
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Nicole Pizza
Nicole Pizza@justaphag6·
I think it’s time we had a serious conversation about the poor planning of the generations before us. Those who tell us to cut back on coffees, holidays and meals out, should have done so themselves for the past 50 working years to save for their retirement. Sell your mansions.
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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@g_gosden Most educated voting green? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@TrishMacf @davidparry100 My point is that if you spend everything, enjoying life & don’t buy a house or save for a pension, how much would the welfare bill be to cover rents etc for the elderly, likely far more than the state pension, so if no one saved for retirement, the country would be far worse off
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David Parry
David Parry@davidparry100·
Yes I absolutely want to scrap the state pension. We need to engineer an economic model where people should be able to build enough wealth over 45 years to live off for their final 20. If we’re not moving towards that goal what the hell are we all playing at?!
Lord Moylan@danielmgmoylan

I always want to know what these people would replace the Triple Lock with and why it would always be cheaper. Or do they just (at heart) want to scrap pensions?

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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@davidparry100 @TrishMacf Compulsory pensions but you can opt out, self employed no such scheme. Question, how much would it cost in additional welfare payments if no one made provision for old age (including buying house) & would this be less that state pension?
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David Parry
David Parry@davidparry100·
@TrishMacf I agree - it’s a 30/40 year change, not a sudden switch off
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Beorma 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
When it comes to pensioners, ignorance of how things work excuses them from the consequences, but when a young person talks about how they were conned into going to uni and getting into debt, with almost zero returns on the investment, it’s our fault and we need to suck it up.
Arron Banks@Arron_banks

We need to look after our elderly, they paid vast amounts of NI & no one told them it was a political Ponzi scheme. This country needs to cut regulation to the bone, reduce the size of the state & go after the 8 million on benefits.

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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@AlrxCox 120/130%, if I’d invested what I’d put in over the years I’d expect more than that out of it, and you’ll probably find the wealthier pensioners have put far more in than they’ll ever get out.
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Alex Cox
Alex Cox@AlrxCox·
There are 2 common arguments under this post: 1. “We paid in for a pension at the end”. No you didn’t, the state pension, like every other benefit, is paid entirely by today’s national insurance contributions. You never paid into a ring fenced “pension pot”. Baby boomers are also getting ~120-130% out compared to what they paid in. 2. “Is your solution to just make OAPs suffer then?” No, obviously not, the simple and fiscally responsible answer to the triple lock is to change state pension eligibility from universal to those who are in genuine need of it. No more millionaires getting a top up from people who get £20,000 a year, it should be exclusively for pensioners who can’t live without it.
Alex Cox@AlrxCox

The triple lock is honestly one of the worst policies ever thought of. Many of the people who say the benefits bill is too high are the ones making up 48% of it. That’s £150.7 billion so people who had the easiest housing ladder, the best savings rates and the best private pension rates can get a bigger pension than they ever paid in for. It’s a joke of a policy and I wholeheartedly disagree with it.

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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@justaphag6 Wealthy pensioners pay a lot of tax (& have done all their lives), have to pay for elderly care, take little from society & give it all to the government on death. No wonder youngsters don’t want to work as if they did they argue they should give everything up when they get old
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Nicole Pizza
Nicole Pizza@justaphag6·
Pensioners get free prescriptions. Pensioners get free public transport. Pensioners get their benefits locked. Pensioners get “OAP” discounts at most establishments. 1 in 4 Pensioners are Millionaires. Young working people get fucked, taxed, and then fucked again.
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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@isnit0 Serious question, does pensioner spending include public sector pensions?
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Joe Reeve - 🇬🇧/acc
For the retired people in the comments claiming "I paid more than my fair share". Actually, most of you didn't. You're being subsidised by me, my peers, and the children we won't be able to have.
Joe Reeve - 🇬🇧/acc tweet media
Joe Reeve - 🇬🇧/acc@isnit0

PSA: Pensioner Spending is the single largest line item here - *£160bn*. More than half of all benefit spending. More than NHS England, or all NHS Providers. Want to pay less tax? Reduce the benefits we give to people who’ve had an entire life to prepare and save.

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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@qrohit @isnit0 Majority of employers I talk to say lack of work ethic in youngsters is a real problem, some of the responses here kind of confirm that in that we should have everything now, rather than the older generation who’ve worked their whole lives for it.
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Joe Reeve - 🇬🇧/acc
PSA: Pensioner Spending is the single largest line item here - *£160bn*. More than half of all benefit spending. More than NHS England, or all NHS Providers. Want to pay less tax? Reduce the benefits we give to people who’ve had an entire life to prepare and save.
Joe Reeve - 🇬🇧/acc tweet media
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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@BWoodzy99 If this is going to be the case, why save for retirement, spend, spend spend (but not on a house), & leave nothing for your kids
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Ben
Ben@BWoodzy99·
This is nonsense. If you are financially destitute then yes, you should receive a means tested state pension set at a rate for a no-frills but dignified end of life. Everyone else however, should get off benifits and use their net worth to pay their own way.
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK

🚨 WATCH: Robert Jenrick says younger people want their parents and grandparents to have a "decent retirement" "A lot of people who have pretty comfortable lives seem to want to take away a decent state pension from people who are finding life actually difficult"

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Make Europe Great Again - M.E.G.A
🚨🇬🇧SHOCKING FOOTAGE: MASKED BRITISH VIGILANTES ATTACK FRENCH BEACHES AND MIGRANT DINGHIES SHOCKING VIDEO just surfaced showing masked British vigilantes wreaking havoc on French beaches, targeting migrant dinghies in an aggressive and violent attack. What sparked this terrifying assault? Why are these groups taking the law into their own hands? The footage will leave you speechless – the chaos, the fear, and the brutality all captured in real-time. Is this the start of a dangerous new wave of vigilante justice across Europe?
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Hugh Anthony
Hugh Anthony@TheHughAnthony·
Reminder that 1/4 of pensioners live in houses worth over a 1 million pounds. The average age for being able to buy a house in the 60s was 23 to 24 years old, with house prices on average being around £2.5k. It is now 33-34 years old with average house prices being £268k.
Ellie Hodges@elliehodges62

Pensioners tea party

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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@WorldByWolf & what happens when they die, the generation after inherits, setting them up for a good life
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Wolf 🐺
Wolf 🐺@WorldByWolf·
Boomers had the single best standard of living across their entire lives than any generation in history. Free university, affordable housing, the NICE economic years, and now the triple lock on pensions. They are, in aggregate, the single most selfish generation ever. I can’t afford to own my own house, I have massive university debts, I live in a time of high youth unemployment and stagnant economic growth, and @RobertJenrick now has the temerity to suggest I want to pay more in tax to fund gold plaited pensions for the richest generation ever. I know exactly how Reform came to the decision to keep the triple lock. Farage is actually instinctively against it but he’s seen the polling that shows getting rid of the triple lock would lead to a flood of voters going to the Tories or Labour. I hope Restore Britain actually have the guts to level with people and say we can’t afford to maintain the triple lock and instead commit to some combination of raising the retirement age, capping the rate of increase, introducing a degree of means testing, and actually in the long term getting the government out of the pensions business and shifting that responsibility onto employers and employees.
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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@HasAhmed_ Don’t blame the pensioners, it’s always the politicians that create the mess that the country’s in
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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@andrewpakes_ Is it the elected councillors fault or the highly paid chief exec of the council who is just another public sector employee?
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Andrew Pakes MP
Andrew Pakes MP@andrewpakes_·
🚨 Revealed - £2 million Tory mess in Peterborough. Tory council paid through the nose - over £4 million - for TX Maxx building using Towns Fund money then decided it wasn't suitable. Building now sold for nearly half the price - £2 million of public money lost.
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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@JackWDart So all of the extra economic output would go on public’s services? kind of defeats the object of working hard & building a business if you have to give it all away, kind of what is happening already
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Jack Dart
Jack Dart@JackWDart·
Brexit cost this country £180 billion a year in lost economic output, enough to build 140 new hospitals every single year. The people who did it are now asking for your vote again. #Brexit #NigelFarage #ReformUK
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worcester wizard
worcester wizard@worcesterwizard·
@Osgoodnb1 Ignoring duty, everytime fuel goes up by 12p, hmrc are getting an extra 2p, great for them
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TheManWhoFellToEarth
TheManWhoFellToEarth@ReturnofColin2·
The lights are on, but there's definitely no one home. This is one seriously deluded and dangerous bint.
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