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Instead of spunking billions, the government had given everyone a million pounds?
Cost to government, around £65m.
Children are set up for the future.
The chavs and benefit lifestyle people spend, spend, spend. Gets the economy going.
The sensible ones invest. Gets the money back into the banks.
The rest spend and invest. A bit of both of the above.
The government slowly rake back in their monies through VAT and taxation on savings.
Would this have been feasible?
Would the £ have been devalued?
It may be apparent that I'm not a financial advisor and may well be thinking out of my arse.
Mods: Please don't move to finance.
Cost to government, around £65m.
Children are set up for the future.
The chavs and benefit lifestyle people spend, spend, spend. Gets the economy going.
The sensible ones invest. Gets the money back into the banks.
The rest spend and invest. A bit of both of the above.
The government slowly rake back in their monies through VAT and taxation on savings.
Would this have been feasible?
Would the £ have been devalued?
It may be apparent that I'm not a financial advisor and may well be thinking out of my arse.
Mods: Please don't move to finance.
HA51EMT said:
Instead of spunking billions, the government had given everyone a million pounds?
Cost to government, around £65m.
Children are set up for the future.
The chavs and benefit lifestyle people spend, spend, spend. Gets the economy going.
The sensible ones invest. Gets the money back into the banks.
The rest spend and invest. A bit of both of the above.
The government slowly rake back in their monies through VAT and taxation on savings.
Would this have been feasible?
Would the £ have been devalued?
It may be apparent that I'm not a financial advisor and may well be thinking out of my arse.
Mods: Please don't move to finance.
There are more than 65 people in the UK... Cost to government, around £65m.
Children are set up for the future.
The chavs and benefit lifestyle people spend, spend, spend. Gets the economy going.
The sensible ones invest. Gets the money back into the banks.
The rest spend and invest. A bit of both of the above.
The government slowly rake back in their monies through VAT and taxation on savings.
Would this have been feasible?
Would the £ have been devalued?
It may be apparent that I'm not a financial advisor and may well be thinking out of my arse.
Mods: Please don't move to finance.
HA51EMT said:
Instead of spunking billions, the government had given everyone a million pounds?
Cost to government, £65m
Would this have been feasible?
Would the £ have been devalued?
It may be apparent that I'm not a financial advisor and may well be thinking out of my arse.
Mods: Please don't move to finance.
You don't need to be a financial adviser to work out the cost wouldnt be £65million. Cost to government, £65m
Would this have been feasible?
Would the £ have been devalued?
It may be apparent that I'm not a financial advisor and may well be thinking out of my arse.
Mods: Please don't move to finance.
Do you need me to answer your other points?
Steffan said:
Appears to be a slight problem with your maths.
UK population 65 million each given £1,000,000 cost is NOT 65 Million it is
SIXTY FIVE MILLION MILLION or thearabouts. £65,000,000,000,000.
Which, to put it into context, is about 1.5 times the GDP of the entire world. Have to wonder where the Government would get that kind of money from.UK population 65 million each given £1,000,000 cost is NOT 65 Million it is
SIXTY FIVE MILLION MILLION or thearabouts. £65,000,000,000,000.
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