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Royboy39 22-04-2009 16:27

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 706951)
oh I don't know..are we talking Peso's?..cause I reckon it's about 6 quid :D

I think thats the answer we got today from Mickey Mouse and Flash Gordon...........................:eek:;)

jaysay 22-04-2009 16:37

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Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 706953)
I think thats the answer we got today from Mickey Mouse and Flash Gordon...........................:eek:;)

What do you expect Roy they're still using a bloody Abacus the pair of divvies:(

Gayle 22-04-2009 19:06

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Well I've just been on the BBC's budget calculator and it's worked out that Chris and I will be £592.59 better off! So benefits us.

lindsay ormerod 22-04-2009 19:09

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Same here Gayle, about £550 better off so I am not complaining! And that is due to increases in family tax credits and family allowance plus I will be paying less tax and NI, great!

Neil 22-04-2009 19:30

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I hate the thought I will be paying 50% tax soon :mad:

Benipete 22-04-2009 19:30

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It was suggested that If we all drank five more pints of lager a day and smoked an extra 20 fags we could see a light at the end of the tunnel within 6 months.

In my case it will be the channel tunnel.With a bit of luck.:(:(

Eric 22-04-2009 19:39

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 706943)
You make it all sound very simple Andrew..how about telling us were you would start making your cuts in public spending to pay for your tax breaks and less Government borrowing..NHS? sickness benifits? pensions?..or by cutting jobs in public sector causing even worse unemployment?
Your solution is the same old Tory way that has been tried and tested in the past..in fact it has been the same Tory policy since the war..and has never worked..it just causes more misery!...have you people got any new ideas?

True indeed ... esp. the last bit .... but Andrew is right in a sense; what is needed is consumer cofidence ... but the threat of govt. economy which rides on the backs of the poorer elements in society is not the answer. Nor is the simplistic "live within it's means" bs ... we are talking complex economies here, economies that have developed into entities we have never had before (like the EU), and to compare these economies to individual budgeting (now, if we cut back on bacon, we can buy more beer) is pure, unadulterated horse manure. What all countries need are new ways of addressing economic problems; and one thing is obvious: we can't leave the running of business to the businessmen ... they screwed up massively and dumped us into the economic craphouse, proving that they can be trusted only to line their pockets at the expense of the ordinary citizen, and their national economies.

lindsay ormerod 22-04-2009 19:48

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 706993)
I hate the thought I will be paying 50% tax soon :mad:

I sympathise Neil, sadly I am quite some way off the high earners bracket so it won't be troubling me for the foreseeable future!:(

Neil 22-04-2009 20:01

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Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 707004)
I sympathise Neil, sadly I am quite some way off the high earners bracket so it won't be troubling me for the foreseeable future!:(

I was not being serious. I think the 50% was for those earning £150,000. That just a couple of quid out of my league :D

Mancie 22-04-2009 20:08

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 706960)
What do you expect Roy they're still using a bloody Abacus the pair of divvies:(

:D..so say the die hard fans of Norman Lamont and Geoffrey Howe..:rofl38::rofl38:..

Royboy39 22-04-2009 21:07

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 707011)
:D..so say the die hard fans of Norman Lamont and Geoffrey Howe..:rofl38::rofl38:..

How the hell.....on this earth can you support the numpties who have got the country in the mess that every man, woman and child will be paying for decades to pay back the debt.
New Labour has gone 'tits up' big time. :eek:

Lilly 22-04-2009 21:17

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 707010)
I was not being serious. I think the 50% was for those earning £150,000. That just a couple of quid out of my league :D

I thought you meant it! Hahaha.....maybe if you were a barrister, Neil. :D

Mancie 22-04-2009 21:20

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Originally Posted by Royboy39 (Post 707035)
How the hell.....on this earth can you support the numpties who have got the country in the mess that every man, woman and child will be paying for decades to pay back the debt.
New Labour has gone 'tits up' big time. :eek:

I don't support numpties.. Labour or any others...you can argue all day about who and what got us into the mess.. but I know that the same old agenda put forward by Andrew has not got us out of recessions in the past and there's no reason to believe it would work this time...I'll be honest and say I was almost afraid the opposition may have had something new to offer the country at this time because I personally don't want them back in power..but if anyone thinks the old tune about tax cuts along with public spending cuts are the answer.. then they are the living in a past that was even worse than it is now.

Royboy39 22-04-2009 21:42

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Originally Posted by Mancie (Post 707053)
I don't support numpties.. Labour or any others.. then they are the living in a past that was even worse than it is now.

I remember the country rejected Churchill after the war and the labour government of the day lost control.
I remember the pemiership of Wilson and the labour government lost control
I remember the 'Winter of Discontent' labour lost control.
You can fool the some of the people some of the time...as the saying goes...............Time for a change.

katex 22-04-2009 21:45

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Well, I will be worse off by £ 75.47 approx. due to the tax on my pleasures i.e. tobacco, wine and driving, overtaking the rise in my state pension.

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