2015 budget
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 Turd Alert  Woldingham 18 Mar 15 4.01pm |
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Quote Lyons550 at 18 Mar 2015 3.50pm
Quote Turd Alert at 18 Mar 2015 3.43pm
I am going on question time on thursday; better get reading about the budget!!!
Ta
HAHA!!! oh depending on how the debate goes depends on how involved i get
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| Stuk Top half 18 Mar 15 4.13pm |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Mar 2015 3.40pm
Quote Stuk at 18 Mar 2015 3.29pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 18 Mar 2015 3.27pm
Interesting, the first time buyers ISA looks interesting (I don't own, and never have owned), at a 50 in for every 200 I can see that being a) abused Have cigs gone up, I quit smoking in Jan I'll be livid if they haven't gone up this year. There must be a cap or some people will have deposits worth more than the entire property! Of course they have, by 2% above inflation. Up to 3k apparently. Whilst you still can't knock that as a saving scheme, it does seem like a sticking plaster approach to the housing problem. Blimey, that's rather generous. Better do something about net migration or mortality rates then. Except we can't.
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| Pawson Palace Croydon 18 Mar 15 4.14pm |
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Quote Hoof Hearted at 18 Mar 2015 4.00pm
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Quote Stuk at 18 Mar 2015 3.26pm
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Quote Pawson Palace at 18 Mar 2015 2.37pm
At the end of the day they will give put £4 in your front pocket and take £5 out your back, irrespective who is in charge. The increase of PA to 10,800 is great but this will only increase to 11,000 next year. When does this come into effect? 5th April 2016 and 5th April 2017.
That said its not that good then: Now 10,000
In 2009/10 under Labour, the allowance was £6475. Oh of course I'm disputing that- just sad to see it slow down a bit thats all haha.
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| Stuk Top half 18 Mar 15 4.22pm |
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Quote Hoof Hearted at 18 Mar 2015 4.00pm
Quote Pawson Palace at 18 Mar 2015 3.32pm
Quote Stuk at 18 Mar 2015 3.26pm
Quote Turd Alert at 18 Mar 2015 3.13pm
Quote Pawson Palace at 18 Mar 2015 2.37pm
At the end of the day they will give put £4 in your front pocket and take £5 out your back, irrespective who is in charge. The increase of PA to 10,800 is great but this will only increase to 11,000 next year. When does this come into effect? 5th April 2016 and 5th April 2017.
That said its not that good then: Now 10,000
In 2009/10 under Labour, the allowance was £6475.
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| nickyf 18 Mar 15 4.54pm |
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no mention about childcare costs help or availability for working parents, no mention of nhs, low interest rates offered by banks to isa accounts.
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Percy of Peckham  Eton Mess 18 Mar 15 5.10pm |
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Very drab and boring like UK politics overall. I was expecting a pre-election enticement like "buy one pint of beer get another free!" It could have been a vote winner - a missed opportunity!
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| Stuk Top half 18 Mar 15 5.32pm |
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Quote nickyf at 18 Mar 2015 4.54pm
no mention about childcare costs help or availability for working parents, no mention of nhs, low interest rates offered by banks to isa accounts.
No need to mention the NHS. Have you seen the base rate of interest?
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Jimenez  SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 18 Mar 15 11.46pm |
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Quote Lyons550 at 18 Mar 2015 3.50pm
Quote Turd Alert at 18 Mar 2015 3.43pm
I am going on question time on thursday; better get reading about the budget!!!
Ta
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| OknotOK Cockfosters, London 19 Mar 15 11.37am |
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Was very good electioneering, but a pretty poor budget overall. The mendacity to make such a change in spending in the final year of the next parliament is breath-taking. Osborne I think probably wanted this budget to be his big pre-election giveaway. But the simple fact is he doesn't have the money available to do it. Whether you blame the current coalition, the previous government, or the global financial collapse for that will probably do much to determine who you're going to vote for come May.
"It's almost like a moral decision. Except not really cos noone is going to find out," Jez, Peep Show |
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| We are goin up! Coulsdon 19 Mar 15 11.47am |
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Quote OknotOK at 19 Mar 2015 11.37am
Was very good electioneering, but a pretty poor budget overall. The mendacity to make such a change in spending in the final year of the next parliament is breath-taking. Osborne I think probably wanted this budget to be his big pre-election giveaway. But the simple fact is he doesn't have the money available to do it.
I don't think anyone has a bloody clue what Labour's plan forward is, apart from to slate rich people and bleat about how much better the NHS is under them. Which it patently isn't if you look at how they're running the Welsh NHS.
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| OknotOK Cockfosters, London 19 Mar 15 12.10pm |
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Quote We are goin up! at 19 Mar 2015 11.47am
Quote OknotOK at 19 Mar 2015 11.37am
Was very good electioneering, but a pretty poor budget overall. The mendacity to make such a change in spending in the final year of the next parliament is breath-taking. Osborne I think probably wanted this budget to be his big pre-election giveaway. But the simple fact is he doesn't have the money available to do it.
I don't think anyone has a bloody clue what Labour's plan forward is, apart from to slate rich people and bleat about how much better the NHS is under them. Which it patently isn't if you look at how they're running the Welsh NHS. Had his deficit reduction plan from 2010 been in any way successful then he would have been able to make big giveaways now. The fact it has failed spectacularly means he can't and campaigns like the UKIP one attached are credible mockery of Tory claims in 2010. Given Labour haven't announced their manifesto then I think it's unreasonable to expect their economic plan to be clear at this point. But there is a credibility gap for all the parties now. The cuts that are going to be required per the OBR in the next 2 years mean people have to be much more transparent - especially the Tories - over what is going to be cut and what is not. And people shouldn't fail to acknowledge how lucky George Osborne has been - especially in the last year. Inflation falling away, driven by an absolute collapse now in the price of oil; and virtually zero inflation meaning that real wages are increasing for example. Edited by OknotOK (19 Mar 2015 12.26pm)
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Attachment: | DanH SW2 19 Mar 15 12.55pm |
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Quote OknotOK at 19 Mar 2015 12.10pm
Quote We are goin up! at 19 Mar 2015 11.47am
Quote OknotOK at 19 Mar 2015 11.37am
Was very good electioneering, but a pretty poor budget overall. The mendacity to make such a change in spending in the final year of the next parliament is breath-taking. Osborne I think probably wanted this budget to be his big pre-election giveaway. But the simple fact is he doesn't have the money available to do it.
I don't think anyone has a bloody clue what Labour's plan forward is, apart from to slate rich people and bleat about how much better the NHS is under them. Which it patently isn't if you look at how they're running the Welsh NHS. Had his deficit reduction plan from 2010 been in any way successful then he would have been able to make big giveaways now. The fact it has failed spectacularly means he can't and campaigns like the UKIP one attached are credible mockery of Tory claims in 2010. Given Labour haven't announced their manifesto then I think it's unreasonable to expect their economic plan to be clear at this point. But there is a credibility gap for all the parties now. The cuts that are going to be required per the OBR in the next 2 years mean people have to be much more transparent - especially the Tories - over what is going to be cut and what is not. And people shouldn't fail to acknowledge how lucky George Osborne has been - especially in the last year. Inflation falling away, driven by an absolute collapse now in the price of oil; and virtually zero inflation meaning that real wages are increasing for example. Edited by OknotOK (19 Mar 2015 12.26pm)
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