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annesingleton · 22-12-2011, 18:17

My son and his partner and my daughter and her partner have been together for a lot of years and have provided their children with a stable and secure family upbringing. They would not marry in order to receive tax relief. Marriage is not necessarily the benchmark for a stable family life and in my opinion the current Prime Minister is too keen on sound bites rather than action possibly to take the pressure off more important things.
It sounds to me like more upper class rhetoric to deal with social problems which really people in power have no true concept of.

22-12-2011, 18:17	#10
annesingleton Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Baxenden Posts: 630 Liked: 6 times Rep Power: 6044	Re: Married Tax Relief My son and his partner and my daughter and her partner have been together for a lot of years and have provided their children with a stable and secure family upbringing. They would not marry in order to receive tax relief. Marriage is not necessarily the benchmark for a stable family life and in my opinion the current Prime Minister is too keen on sound bites rather than action possibly to take the pressure off more important things. It sounds to me like more upper class rhetoric to deal with social problems which really people in power have no true concept of.