Labours first budget and likely outcomes

Labours first budget and likely outcomes

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768

16,657 posts

111 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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oyster said:
A 1% annual charge on all net wealth over a threshold of approx £100k would be the perfect solution, and we could then scrap IHT and possibly CGT too. It would also be able to fund a sizeable cut in income taxes, whilst also maintaining government revenues.
Or, it would lead to an (increased) exodus and leave the UK poorer.

Arrivalist

1,411 posts

14 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Esquire said:
monkfish1 said:
Is it thougfh?

You say its the opposite of what they have tried to achieve? Where the evidence of they trying to achieve that? Yes, they said some words, but that doesnt mean much. Last lot said lots of words and didnt do anything they said they would.

Id suggest, rather than utter incomptence, they are well on the way to achieving all the things you state in your first sentance. If thats the intention, then they are doing quite well.
Quite, they are destroying any consumer confidence and wrecking business's.
It’s frightening to see what actions can be taken in the name of ideology.


zorba_the_greek

1,068 posts

237 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Esquire said:
Signed.

Anything that helps unsettle these utter buffoons is good in my book.
Now at 722k!

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/700143

turbobloke

111,884 posts

275 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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zorba_the_greek said:
Esquire said:
Signed.

Anything that helps unsettle these utter buffoons is good in my book.
Now at 722k!

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/700143
764,956 less than 30 minutes later.

Arrivalist

1,411 posts

14 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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768 said:
oyster said:
A 1% annual charge on all net wealth over a threshold of approx £100k would be the perfect solution, and we could then scrap IHT and possibly CGT too. It would also be able to fund a sizeable cut in income taxes, whilst also maintaining government revenues.
Or, it would lead to an (increased) exodus and leave the UK poorer.
Definitely.

I’m already planning on moving out of the UK in a few years but something like a crazy 1% on my wealth would accelerate that.

Saleen836

11,889 posts

224 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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markiii said:
yeah great way to make everyone poorer
That will be after their next budget, they only said no tax rises for the working man in this budget! 50p says they increase them at the next

Crudeoink

1,069 posts

74 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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turbobloke said:
764,956 less than 30 minutes later.
It's just tipped over 900k. It's really building momentum now

TownIdiot

3,527 posts

14 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Crudeoink said:
turbobloke said:
764,956 less than 30 minutes later.
It's just tipped over 900k. It's really building momentum now
I wonder if it will get as many as the petition to revoke article 50 and remain in the EU.

philv

4,628 posts

229 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Saleen836 said:
markiii said:
yeah great way to make everyone poorer
That will be after their next budget, they only said no tax rises for the working man in this budget! 50p says they increase them at the next
There'll always be another surprise black hole, potential run on the pound garbage to justify whatever they want to do.
Unfortunately, we were stupid enough to vote them in.

Ducati996R

137 posts

100 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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philv said:
Saleen836 said:
markiii said:
yeah great way to make everyone poorer
That will be after their next budget, they only said no tax rises for the working man in this budget! 50p says they increase them at the next
There'll always be another surprise black hole, potential run on the pound garbage to justify whatever they want to do.
Unfortunately, we were stupid enough to vote them in.
Problem was ….previous lot were crooks and lined their pockets and their mates pockets …this lot told some porkys

Arrivalist

1,411 posts

14 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Ducati996R said:
philv said:
Saleen836 said:
markiii said:
yeah great way to make everyone poorer
That will be after their next budget, they only said no tax rises for the working man in this budget! 50p says they increase them at the next
There'll always be another surprise black hole, potential run on the pound garbage to justify whatever they want to do.
Unfortunately, we were stupid enough to vote them in.
Problem was ….previous lot were crooks and lined their pockets and their mates pockets …this lot told some porkys
Told some porkys and set about destroying the economy, killing pensioners …..

Esquire

305 posts

15 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Arrivalist said:
Told some porkys and set about destroying the economy, killing pensioners …..
Yup the very same pensioners that voted then in .
Scandalous

Countdown

44,428 posts

211 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Arrivalist said:
768 said:
oyster said:
A 1% annual charge on all net wealth over a threshold of approx £100k would be the perfect solution, and we could then scrap IHT and possibly CGT too. It would also be able to fund a sizeable cut in income taxes, whilst also maintaining government revenues.
Or, it would lead to an (increased) exodus and leave the UK poorer.
Definitely.

I’m already planning on moving out of the UK in a few years but something like a crazy 1% on my wealth would accelerate that.
I thought everybody had already decided to leave?

Enut

931 posts

88 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Crudeoink said:
turbobloke said:
764,956 less than 30 minutes later.
It's just tipped over 900k. It's really building momentum now
1 million now.

zorba_the_greek

1,068 posts

237 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Enut said:
Crudeoink said:
turbobloke said:
764,956 less than 30 minutes later.
It's just tipped over 900k. It's really building momentum now
1 million now.
it is absolutely flying. Not seen a petition get so many signature so quickly.

Wonder if tomorrows papers will pick up on this

BigMon

5,238 posts

144 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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zorba_the_greek said:
Enut said:
Crudeoink said:
turbobloke said:
764,956 less than 30 minutes later.
It's just tipped over 900k. It's really building momentum now
1 million now.
it is absolutely flying. Not seen a petition get so many signature so quickly.

Wonder if tomorrows papers will pick up on this
It will not make one iota of difference. As someone said earlier, the next election has already been announced, for 2029.

TownIdiot

3,527 posts

14 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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zorba_the_greek said:
it is absolutely flying. Not seen a petition get so many signature so quickly.

Wonder if tomorrows papers will pick up on this
Of course they will.

The usual suspects will be all over it.
Even Elon Musk is in on the game.

Arrivalist

1,411 posts

14 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Countdown said:
Arrivalist said:
768 said:
oyster said:
A 1% annual charge on all net wealth over a threshold of approx £100k would be the perfect solution, and we could then scrap IHT and possibly CGT too. It would also be able to fund a sizeable cut in income taxes, whilst also maintaining government revenues.
Or, it would lead to an (increased) exodus and leave the UK poorer.
Definitely.

I’m already planning on moving out of the UK in a few years but something like a crazy 1% on my wealth would accelerate that.
I thought everybody had already decided to leave?
Difficult to do the doing before the deciding don’t you think?

Esquire

305 posts

15 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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BigMon said:
It will not make one iota of difference. As someone said earlier, the next election has already been announced, for 2029.
Quite right , it'll be nothing more than in tomorrows Daily Mail.

That said, i cant recall any previous incumbent government to be immediately so unpopular having not only stiffed rival voters but also their own!

Countdown

44,428 posts

211 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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Esquire said:
Quite right , it'll be nothing more than in tomorrows Daily Mail.

That said, i cant recall any previous incumbent government to be immediately so unpopular having not only stiffed rival voters but also their own!
If we're talking about pensioners and farners with assets over £1m I don't think they were ever core Labour supporters. they might have voted labour in June because the other lot were so atrocious but I doubt Labour genuinely expected them to stay.

AFAICS (and happy to be corrected) the budget hasn't stiffed the majority of people.