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Tag Archives: pensions
Iain Despot Smith – stop pretending you care about the sick & disabled because, you really don’t!
Reposted from Welfare Weekly Hmmmmm, so what about all the National Insurance I’ve paid in since I was 16? Iain Duncan Smith. Photo credit: Brian Minkoff – London Pixels / Foter / CC BY-SA Iain Duncan Smith has hinted … Continue reading
WHO WILL PAY FOR CARERS’ PENSIONS?
Reposted from Paul Lewis – This is money // A hundred thousand severely disabled people are being told they must set up a pension scheme for their carer. And no-one knows how the cost of doing so will be met. … Continue reading
Posted in carers pensions
Tagged auto enrolment, carers, direct payments, disability, dwp, local authority, pensions, taxpayers
8 Comments
What the Conservative win means for your money
Article reposted from AOL Money UK Good Morning my darlings. I’m feeling a little less emotional about the election result (still angry though) and so I decided to look into what’s to come … © PA Wire Few people … Continue reading
Posted in Conservatives
Tagged benefit Cap, benefits, childcare, Help to Buy, homelessness, housing, JSA, manifesto, pensions, Tories, welfare cuts, Youth Allowance
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ELECTION 2015 – A tale of two Daves
Reposted from a girl called Jack When I was a little girl, I would sit waiting near the front door after I finished my breakfast, waiting for my Dad to come home. A key in the lock, and I would run to … Continue reading
Something else Gidiot Osborne didn’t mention about cashing in your pension pot
Reposted from the Mirror On line photo credit: J D Mack via photopin cc Savers who spend all their pension pot should not expect to be able to rely on means-tested state benefits, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) … Continue reading
GOVERNMENT AUSTERITY CUTS ARE BEING CARRIED OUT WITHOUT THOUGHT OR CARE. SO SAY TOP CIVIL SERVANTS WITH NO AXE TO GRIND. WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT IN THIS GENERAL ELECTION YEAR?
Reposted from Ripped off Britons.com The Welfare State was hard won by generations of Britons before us. It is as much an inherited right as is the unearned income received by some from their inherited property and financial assets. Doubtless … Continue reading
The personal tax statement George Osborne doesn’t want you to see
Reposted from Tax Research UK An excellent post by Richard Murphy, which shows what George Osbornes “pie” chart should really look like instead of the electioneering twaddle that he’s sending out at a cost of £5 MILLION. The personal tax statement … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Tax Statement
Tagged George Osborne, HMRC, pensions, Personal tax statement, Richard Murphy, Tax
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Two faced Penny
As the Fire Brigade union continue their strike, it is worth considering factors that resonate across most of the public sector. As far as I am concerned (and NO ONE can convince me otherwise) the tories want the public sector … Continue reading
Posted in Fire Brigade
Tagged FBU, Fire Brigade Union, Insurance, Penny Mordaunt, pensions, privatisation
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