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Dear Sir Keir - can a woman have a penis ? and he still cant say yes or no to it.
In fairness this area is a minefield, with the lead he's got he would be mental to say anything that could make the headlines, he'll carry on saying nothing and then push on with his plans next week.
I hope no one on here under 55 wants tax-free cash from their pensions, that's the type of tricks they will be pulling.
Second homeowners as pensions will be hit, no it won't be an income tax rise, it will be more sly and have a greater impact on many people.
In fairness this area is a minefield, with the lead he's got he would be mental to say anything that could make the headlines, he'll carry on saying nothing and then push on with his plans next week.
I hope no one on here under 55 wants tax-free cash from their pensions, that's the type of tricks they will be pulling.
Second homeowners as pensions will be hit, no it won't be an income tax rise, it will be more sly and have a greater impact on many people.
Capital gains on house sales ?
Stamp duty going up ?
And yes you're right - likely lots of second home owners / buy to let type will be hit. Meaning renters will turfed out as the homes are put on the market - which means the rents go up.
We're going back to 1997 and the tax and spend, boom and bust with lots of PFI schemes and public sector projects that will will over run, over spend and under deliver - that was great for me personally - loads of meaningless work around....
Capital gains on house sales ?
Stamp duty going up ?
And yes you're right - likely lots of second home owners / buy to let type will be hit. Meaning renters will turfed out as the homes are put on the market - which means the rents go up.
We're going back to 1997 and the tax and spend, boom and bust with lots of PFI schemes and public sector projects that will will over run, over spend and under deliver - that was great for me personally - loads of meaningless work around....
Capital gains on house sales ?
Stamp duty going up ?
And yes you're right - likely lots of second home owners / buy to let type will be hit. Meaning renters will turfed out as the homes are put on the market - which means the rents go up.
We're going back to 1997 and the tax and spend, boom and bust with lots of PFI schemes and public sector projects that will will over run, over spend and under deliver - that was great for me personally - loads of meaningless work around....
Loads will sell up, you can see they will attack full-on, the rental market will be a lot worse in five years when they push private landlords into selling up early, plus a lot of people using them for pensions will be stumped in retirement.
I'm not really bothered, I've no kids in this country and the house is paid off, so I'm just here for the sh*tshow. I can't actually believe people are going to vote for Starmer en masse, the fallout is going to be epic!
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