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Everything posted by Lloyd90
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Metal 10 shot Anschutz magazine. These are £63.95 on rifle mags. £45 posted.
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Council tax band F here in Bristol. With the increase it’s going to be £3,553+ next year. Just under £300 a month.
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And what of the hypocrisy? Saying others in his position must call a by election then when he’s in that position refusing to do so?
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You could argue that if he hadn’t made a big point about how others in the same position should call a by-election. Yet when he is in that position he refuses. This clearly shows that he is not a man of any principles and instead is just out to further his own position. He appears to change his principles depending on which way the wind is blowing… or more which way suits his own advancement. Another snout in the trough!
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They also haven’t put up with 20 years of pay stagnation. When we toured the US last year we were impressed with many of the states pay for various undervalued jobs here.
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I think he works some sort of construction type job from past posts.
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Seriously have to question just how much you were able to make across those 4 years to be able to buy a farm, a beach house, a city estate as well as multiple other investments all debt / mortgage free. What line of work was that in? I can’t see many industries in the UK supporting that level of success, and that’s without accounting for losing a huge amount to taxes. I’d wager your taxes were a lot lower. Some of the states my wife and I visited they were around 6%.
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A man of real principles, starting in Labour, moving to the Cons and now over to Reform. A man who said if you change party during your time in the seat you should immediately call a by-election to ensure you have the support of your constituents, and is now refusing to call a by-election. He’s hardly a breath of fresh air is he? Seems just as bad (I feel worse) than the current lot!
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I never said that’s the way I wanted it to be but you have to accept facts. There are several ways to protect your property. If your dog attacks someone and they’re a no good scum bag you can rest are used they’ll try and sue up with some no win no fee outfit as they’ve nothing to lose and all to gain and we already know they’re a immoral person. That’s without the extra risk it attacks some poor kid / postman. The law is an *** as they say.
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Went to Barcelona with the heavily pregnant wife and every other person was trying to sell us cocaine. On the upside they didn’t seem unfriendly 🤣 we never felt unsafe but that’s probably because it was the middle of the day in busy areas.
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No but when you have to pay them a significant amount for their injuries you’d probably wish you’d just done a better job securing the house.
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Sounds like a great way to end up in court. Any dog used in a security / guard dog role should be suitably trained and INSURED. With the current no win, no fee legal lot offering claims with no potential cost to the claimant you’d be mad not to have insurance for a few million for any dog like that. Your bravado won’t help you when in court.
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Next - Skopes is the brand I often get and can order in several sizes, try on at home and send back the excess.
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Is this the carbine?
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Sold.
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Dangeorus game for them to be playing, “paying the tax”, considering most beaters / pickers up are out from around 8/9am - 2-3pm easily, and get “paid” about £30-40. Could be accused of slave labour 🤣
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Provisionally sold.
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If your state pension is around £12,000, and your tax free allowance is around the same, then the state pension will take up that amount. After getting state pension you no longer pay the 12% (now 10%) national insurance charge. Any tax on private pension should then only be taxed at 20% up to the 40% tax threshold, just over £50,000. I am struggling to see how people “lose half” of their private pensions to tax, unless their private pensions are enormous?
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I believe that is incorrect. Your historic NI contributions funded people on pensions at that time. The current pension payments are funded by current NI payments, not historic ones. There is no fund or investment that was paid into.
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Price £350
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Yep, just paid out of a different benefits pot and given less benefits overall! As usual, most new big policies are some sort of con to leave you worse off! Surely they only take 20% as tax? Why are you lads losing half of not over the 40% tax threshold?
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Manage to live fine just off a state pension then? Or you have a private one as well and that covers weekly shop etc too?