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The size of the co-op and mutuals sector.
Under a Labour government, there will be a level playing field for low-risk, member-owned organisations that reinvest their profits, say Tulip Siddiq and Joe Fortune
The Labour Party’s financial services review was an important step in outlining Labour’s plan to work hand-in-hand with businesses and the financial services sector to drive economic prosperity.
The review reaffirmed our first priority in government: to provide a secure platform for growth which builds on the strengths of our economy and gives citizens across the UK financial stability.
A key aspect of the review was our commitment, in partnership with the Co-operative Party, to aim to double the size of the co-operative and mutual financial services sector under the next Labour government.
https://www.cityam.com/labour-will-double-the-size-of-the-co-op-and-mutuals-sector-a-b/
DYOR
Yes, because the co-op and mutuals sector -- largely centred around Manchester and Northern UK -- has done so much for UK prosperity up-north in the past century...
The national debt from 2010 has tripled from £770B TO £2300B
No wonder the Country's bankrupt repaying the huge TORY debts.
I see the touchy lefties have been at work getting some posts from this thread deleted! 🤣🤣
Afternoon Bros.
Quick lunch post...
Mick-b ..Respect but is much worse than that
£2.97bn
https://www.nationaldebtclock.co.uk/
Some say the true figure nearer the £4.8 trillion
Brix.
Maybe the cross, donkey and horse... The Mule. This Sp has been as stubborn as one.
Olaf Schulz he saying uk troops on the ground in Ukraine. So why not the Parliament recalled if true as this is very serious.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/other/olaf-scholz-puts-uk-at-risk-as-he-reveals-brit-soldiers-are-firing-missiles-in-ukraine/ar-BB1j5DF2
I meaning to put £2.97 trillion
The interest on central government debt was £4.4 billion in January 2024
Winning the GE may well be a poisonous chalice...
DYOR
1. The national debt.
2. The dole queue
3. The number of illegal immigrants.
4. The number of vitriolic posts from STP.
5. Add your own, here....
Are we having a public holiday when the clock gets to 3 trillion , not long now 🤣🤣🤣
3 trillion boaty peeps is alot 🤔
This current Government has taxed and spent to levels well in excess of that which the Conservative Party warned the Labour Party would do, if elected. Whatever time I spend voting this year, I'll never get it back, so I won't bother. It will just be more of the same tax and spending, be it with a red or blue logo.
RE: Labour will double..
1. Bill Gates
2. Black Rock
3. The WEF
4. The WHO
5. The national debt.
6. The dole queue
7. The number of illegal immigrants.
8. The number of vitriolic posts from STP.
9. Add your own, here....
Nuwanda,
There’s a reason the national debt has risen here and throughout countries all over the world. It’s called COVID. Did you object to the government handing out furlough payments to individuals so they had money to live on ? Did you object to the government handing money to businesses so they could survive the pandemic ? Did you object to receiving a discount on your energy bills when Putin invaded Ukraine causing supply issues and inflation ? The only way inflation gets tamed is by putting up interest rates which has meant the debt repayment interest has risen exponentially.
Blaming the national debt on the Tories is just plain naive on your part. The same has happened throughout the world.
not proffessing to know what corrupt sh it has just been pulled but if they have gone on a ****** and bought back lots of shares only to cancel the me does that mean
1. if mk stays the same with less shares the sp goes up per share or
2. it reduces the mk and the sp at same time
clue is in my name
Btw this professor needs 2 walking sticks sorry brain fart !!
What is mk ?
If the share price remains around 46p and all the shares are bought at an average of 46p then £2bn will result in about 4.3bn shares being removed from the register which equates to about 6 1/2% of the current total of 64bn. Therefore you can mathematically expect the share price to increase by 6 1/2%. Of course other aspects affect how a share is valued by the market eg a Labour government coming, the housing market, the economy, world events etc etc. Hope that helps.
Gate13Boy
Is it? Have you looked a National Debt in Germany 2010 to today? Meanwhile the UK is in recession. No need to insult me eiether. I just expressed MY opnion (and yes, I might be wrong).
NU
''the UK is in recession''
is it? ,you do not know that yet.
The UK HAD (historic) a tiny dip in GDP in the second half of 2023 - the whole point of the BOE base rate rises, was to do precisely that,to slow the economy down in the battle against inflation. It hardly matters if the slowdown goes to just above the gain line or just below. What matters is the duration below the gain line and low point percentage, which may have already been reached in the last 2 quarters of 2023. Figures for the current quarter when released will show whether we are in a recession NOW or not. Figures of course can always later be revised.
Nuwanda,
I wasn’t trying to insult you. There are valid reasons why national debt has increased all over the world as I’ve explained. I’m sure Germany is no different.