He condemned all working class people to ten years of poverty and said he didnt enjoy doing itHe’s got mad man eyes. Like he’s enjoying the pain he inflicts.
He doesHe’s got mad man eyes. Like he’s enjoying the pain he inflicts.
He was lyingHe condemned all working class people to ten years of poverty and said he didnt enjoy doing it
He probably went to the tory club afterwards and they carried him around above their heads on a huge chair all evening.He was lying
Not at all. They drank till they vomited and passed outHe probably went to the tory club afterwards and they carried him around above their heads on a huge chair all evening.
Wait what? He's only jiust been made Chancellor?Jeremy Hunt: Why I'm standing down as Farnham and Haslemere's MP
I recently had to make one of the hardest decisions I’ve had to take in my political career.www.farnhamherald.com
But that's the underlying economic theory if you want to tackle inflation cause a recession...more concerned about keeping your job you are the less likely you are to borrow and spend or even ask for a pay rise....If you want to live somewhere that would do it differently ...move to TurkeyHe’s happily talking up the risk of a recession if inflation doesn’t go down.
Hunt will back more interest rate rises even if they push UK to recession
Chancellor will back Bank of England’s decisions because ‘inflation is a source of instability’www.theguardian.com
Though personally speaking it feels like there’s been a recession on for years already, whether or not some bloke in a suit says there is
They get screwed either way but the ones on fixed income as inflation bites are less able to do much about it.I will admit to not particularly understanding economic theory as it has little relevance to me - whatever the economic conditions are it seems ordinary people get screwed over
Yes and no. Tackling that is basically rugby tackling the pension industry. As an approach Sir Humphrey would tell you Brave approach...which is nice coz he's about the only one left on final fucking salary.It's the price gouging by big business that is the main cause of inflation but i can't imagine for 5 minutes that Hunt will do anything about it.
That’s certainly the sort of reductive take that fincap’s tame politicians would promote. Of course, before asset management starting mopping up privatised monopolies for price gouging (theft), the “pension industry” had plenty of other asset classes, that still exist,in which to stash their vast funds.Yes and no. Tackling that is basically rugby tackling the pension industry. As an approach Sir Humphrey would tell you Brave approach..
Their private 'core' polling/focus grouping obviously continues to be dire.Keen to cut inheritance tax in next weeks statement, this is clearly a massive priority for the nation
Jeremy Hunt weighing up inheritance tax cut in autumn statement
Chancellor considering move after fall in inflation and being told he will have more money to spendwww.theguardian.com
“For the dead, not the living”
Keen to cut inheritance tax in next weeks statement, this is clearly a massive priority for the nation
Jeremy Hunt weighing up inheritance tax cut in autumn statement
Chancellor considering move after fall in inflation and being told he will have more money to spendwww.theguardian.com
“For the dead, not the living”
Needs to get stuff that will benefit him personally in before then eh?Multi-millionaire chancellor and his billionaire PM want to cut inheritance tax? Selflessly serving the nation as always.
fwiw the clever money is on Hunt standing down at the next election.
Needs to get stuff that will benefit him personally in before then eh?
How woudl this work? Would we have to give permission? Can they just do it without consent? What about paypal payments? I actually use that for a lot of payments and so they won't know what it's going on. Can they then demand Paypal tell them? Fuck all of thisCunt. 500 million in 5 years! They spunked that on shite PPE everyday.
I can't see it happening.. ?
DWP to change bank account rules in days as part of huge shake-up, claims source
The major shake-up could see benefit claimants having their bank accounts checked every month by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to ensure they're not "lying" about savingswww.mirror.co.uk