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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Steve B on 09 December 2013, 14:12:26
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Looks cheap :y
http://news.sky.com/story/1179822/social-supermarket-opens-to-benefit-claimants
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Not for those in Yorkshire, for 500 families who live local to Goldthorpe and are on benefits. Coming to a high street near you.
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An interesting development. For example sourcing bread that had been wrongly labelled/packaged.
Good idea for those struggling but a sad indictment of the modern age.
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Wow! They'll be like Costco soon!!! :o
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Seems like the usual way in this country now.
The rich are OK
The ones on benefits are OK
Those in the middle who have a financial hiccup are kicked back down into the gutter. >:(
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Seems like the usual way in this country now.
The rich are OK
The ones on benefits are OK
Those in the middle who have a financial hiccup are kicked back down into the gutter. >:(
Yes, although I don't begrudge anyone a bit of food, it is a bit bottom heavy these days.
When the tax allowance goes up to £10,000 next year, the 40% rate will kick in at about £31,000.
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When the tax allowance goes up to £10,000 next year, the 40% rate will kick in at about £31,000.
That'll be a whole load more on 40% then ....... :-X
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When the tax allowance goes up to £10,000 next year, the 40% rate will kick in at about £31,000.
That'll be a whole load more on 40% then ....... :-X
Is that right?............ :o :o >:(
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When the tax allowance goes up to £10,000 next year, the 40% rate will kick in at about £31,000.
That'll be a whole load more on 40% then ....... :-X
Yeah. Nick Clegg wants to give it to the 'poor', not the rich bastards who earn £35K.
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Well in some cases they do have a point when they say then can spend it much better than the taxpayers they legally rob it from. They are chauffeured around in Jaguars, you drive a Daewoo. :P :P :P :P ;D ;D ;D ;D
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When the tax allowance goes up to £10,000 next year, the 40% rate will kick in at about £31,000.
That'll be a whole load more on 40% then ....... :-X
Is that right?............ :o :o >:(
High rate tax was meant for the rich. Too many other ordinary workers paying it as the threshold doesn't go up with wages.
£31k isn't exactly a King's Ransom and I'm sure that the properly wealthy will have clever accountants advising them on tax avoidance.