£85 a year! I’d rather have free broadband.
I believe that people should keep more of the money they work hard to earn. That's why I'm a Conservative -its a core value. Great news to be able to talk about policies on the doorsteps of #Redditch that will translate to more cash in people's pockets. @RedditchTorieshttps://twitter.com/Conservatives/status/1197215530412732416 …
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So less money for the NHS then?
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And less money for public services unless you continue to pass the burden on to Council Tax and borrowing.
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About £1.63p per week It costs £2b in 2020/21 (NICs) from earned income help to build entitlement to certain state benefits, such as the State Pension, Maternity All etc Raising the Living Wage or In work benefits would do so much more for lower earners & cost less.pic.twitter.com/UlqEEHWEJE
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I believe that people who earn swingingly huge amounts of money should pay more tax so that we have properly funded health, education & the like.
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Cheap food and circus. Or, with Brexit, just circus.
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What about money that people don't work to earn? Inheritance? Rental? Interest? Dividends? How about we create routes to allow those working to benefit from these other routes of income? Also money spent on tax benefits (drum roll...) the tax payer! So you don't lose taxed £.
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For example a national equity fund, filled with a v. small transaction tax, that is invested in deprived areas to boost their local economy. As the fund grows it pays a dividend to: (drum roll...) everyone! Nb I believe labour are proposing something like this.
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.....yet spending more? Who does your maths?
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..... NOT Diane Abbott!!!
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