| The Budget on 08:33 - Oct 31 with 397 views | Whiterockin |
| The Budget on 01:51 - Oct 31 by Robbie |
Hence why no Government with any sort of spine will have the front up to really challenge the out of control welfare bill , lets not upset my voting demograhic or I will lose my seat .
Some talking head on the radio earlier blaming the Pension System and its drain on the finances , obviously straight out of a recent meeting looking for excuses at the chaos .
Wish I had the chance to explain I have paid my PAYE and NI all my working life , and if I default HMRC are quick enough to demand my back payments due over the next year please or else threats .
Paid into this system for 52 years and some nobody on air time thinks I am the criminal .
I am giving up on common sense from the people in power rapidly . |
Energy bills are expected to rise by 25%-30% in the new year fueling inflation. The £100 payment is not available to everyone and not coming directly off the bill, therefore will not have any impact on inflation. Benifits and the state pension are linked to inflation so it will cost the government a fortune in the long run. Surely the government should have targeted subsidising energy bills to help those struggling and prevent paying out substantially in the future. |  | |  |
| The Budget on 12:41 - Oct 31 with 274 views | Wingstandwood |
| The Budget on 08:33 - Oct 31 by Whiterockin |
Energy bills are expected to rise by 25%-30% in the new year fueling inflation. The £100 payment is not available to everyone and not coming directly off the bill, therefore will not have any impact on inflation. Benifits and the state pension are linked to inflation so it will cost the government a fortune in the long run. Surely the government should have targeted subsidising energy bills to help those struggling and prevent paying out substantially in the future. |
25% - 30%? And to think its bad enough as it is.
I spoke to a young working mother of two kids who is yet to put her central heating on in September and October along with a retired lady whom I spoke to yesterday who only puts hers on for an hour or two a day.
And of course those energy costs will push weekly shopping/business costs up also, because supermarkets etc use energy also.
What awful times we truly live in. 25% - 30% is absolutely staggering! |  |
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| The Budget on 12:53 - Oct 31 with 259 views | onehunglow |
| The Budget on 12:41 - Oct 31 by Wingstandwood |
25% - 30%? And to think its bad enough as it is.
I spoke to a young working mother of two kids who is yet to put her central heating on in September and October along with a retired lady whom I spoke to yesterday who only puts hers on for an hour or two a day.
And of course those energy costs will push weekly shopping/business costs up also, because supermarkets etc use energy also.
What awful times we truly live in. 25% - 30% is absolutely staggering! |
“ working”
Dumb bugger
What do you expect
This shower turn my stomach
I saw Healey actually shrug his shoulder when questioned over pensioners savings ,y know, tgisexrich bastards |  |
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| The Budget on 08:51 - Nov 1 with 86 views | felixstowe_jack |
Looks very much like a pre-election budget a few Sweetners but all the major decisions like how to cut benefits bills, how increase defence spending and what other taxes to increase all differed until after the election, which they think they can win due to the Burnham bounce and the Conservatives and Reform splitting the middle of the road and right wing vote. | |
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