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Sportyteacher London 17 Oct 15 12.17pm | |
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Amber Rudd MP on Question Time spouting drivel re: Conservatives with hypocrisy of party's manifesto laid bare re: u-turn on tax credits within the following link: Meanwhile Facebook, UK newspapers etc all continue to avoid paying proper corporate tax that could fund the tax credits etc
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Red-Blue-Yellow Surrey 20 Oct 15 12.41am | |
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Some good(ish) news on the Tax-Credits thing:
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We are goin up! Coulsdon 20 Oct 15 7.49am | |
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It will save the Treasury something like £15bn in 2016-7, and those working families are now in receipt of free childcare, a vastly increased personal allowance and a higher living wage. I don't actually agree with the policy, but that's the line the government will use.
The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money. |
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Kermit8 Hevon 20 Oct 15 8.05am | |
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Quote We are goin up! at 20 Oct 2015 7.49am
It will save the Treasury something like £15bn in 2016-7, and those working families are now in receipt of free childcare, a vastly increased personal allowance and a higher living wage. I don't actually agree with the policy, but that's the line the government will use.
It appears that in reality working parents on lower pay will be around £100 worse off a month which will be a huge new burden for them. That is probably around a 5-7% drop in monthly income for them.
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