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67sam

You are that poor that you need to take out a loan to buy a can of beans !

But if you have bought a vehicle that falls within the types that you can claim against , you will not, because you do not believe in it do you.

I lease mine so I can't claim.

Has anyone commented on the size of Starmers poppy?

Looks as if he is ashamed or just trying to please his core Muslim voters.

Please remember this is not a budget for 5 years, more to come.

Are some expecting in the next budget that Reeves will stand up and say all is great nothing more to say steady as she goes.

And sit down!

Darth.Trader

Did Reeves or anyone else define Ultra Rich?

Rather like Working People.

I read today that the latest definition of a working person is someone with little savings, so make money blow it as I am sure many train drivers will and still be a poor working person.

I have yet to hear what the definition is for the Ultra Rich is, to many Starmer is Ultra Rich, anyone with a pot to pee-in is ultra rich to a man with no pot.

But there are at least two ultra rich on this board according to themselves of course.

Me I am just comfortable.

Opinionslated.

Many have asked the same question and never been given an answer.

Hardup.

I pointed out a long time ago this fool is a contradictory moron.

He does not mind paying his share of tax, but said in the same week that he has no tax liabilities here in the UK.

He is British one day and not the next, what he actually means is he has an Irish parent and could claim an Irish passport !

He also said that this dividend was going to top up his pension, now he appears to differ !

His state pension and his dividends are going to fund his present life style of living across three countries.!

He has multiple large investments but has little to say on their boards.

He said the other day that he was down £10k on that day from this share's high point last week. With the share holding he said he held a few weeks ago, the maths did not match, on the price difference at that time.

He is a liar, a fantasist and a sad cuckoo without a nest to call his own.

Antony901

You own several companies and employ how many a 100+

Now you are big in property.

But let me recall, you said that you are paying a management company 12.5% £12.50 in the 100 !!!! what is your monthly management company costs?

Try managing them yourself, you have the time for you are on this board most of the day, if you need any advice just ask

You compared the rise in NI to inflation , well it will have inflationary affects lad. You are the only businessman (laugh) unworried about any NI increase or a rent cap.

But you omitted to answer my question on how any change in employee rights would affect you, like inflation I suppose!

All your properties are freehold . Flats are very uncommonly freehold, leasehold most commonly !

My properties are flats held as Common hold, which is also uncommon but no lease no freeholder the owners own the lot the land the air rights even.

My freeholds are on other properties houses blocks of flats, parking spaces etc.

Nice thing about a freehold, if someone refuses to pay the money for three years, then a court order can be applied for the

property to be forfeited . On one block I have the maintenance and insurance rights nice incomes if managed correctly.

And of course if someone wishes to extend the lease they cover all my costs and the increase in the new lease .

I am sorry and happy at the same time, to say that this financial year I have crossed another tax threshold it is a double

edged sword.

I am sure I will engage with your tomorrow it should be an interesting day.

Antony901

Why are you mentioning rents?

But your party could place caps on rent increases.

How many properties do you own in your mind !

I have several + freeholds .

I have not put the rents up for about 3 years but after the budget, section 13 notices will be going out, with a cover note giving the reason and that it will now be an annual increase and they can thank the government.

Wage increase could go up faster than rents if a cap is placed on them.

You know so little it is embarrassing.

Antony901

You have just proven that you are not a businessman .

Simple as inflation !!!!

Antony901

Insulting ladies now, it is not chids fault that you are a failure.

And on shxt being posted try reading your own, make believe trash.

How do you draw your annual salary it is a simple enough question for a entrepreneur .

The ONS says that the number of higher paid employees is the lowest on record.

Seems that the establishments plan is working.

Antony901

I know enough, to recognise lairs and fantasists .

Jealous of what. Someone who could be in a padded cell or like you living with your parents, broke .

You say so much trying to imply you are some successful businessman but ask you a question with regards to business and you can't give a reply.

Tell us how if employers NI contributions are raised and the minimum wage is increased and new employee rights are brought in how you will deal with them?

Denby69

He employs no one.

Uptheladder.

Wants to help the down the trodden here, does not mind paying more tax, but he brags of having no tax liabilities here.

A complete cuckoo !!

TheFarEnd

The last paragraph should read

increased funding for the public sector from a shrinking private sector !

TheFarEnd

On Starmer.

Sounds as if he is starting Labours back tracking.

Those real workers he says will not pay more tax, well tax comes in various shapes and forms.

He may not raise direct tax on wages or employees NI.

But there are many ways to decrease a persons wealth even a real working persons wealth. Those real workers will find out soon. Some will lose wealth when they are sacked to contribute their wages to those remaining ,due to the increase in Employers NI.

If you had 100 employees how many would go, to make up the NI contribution increase

Or companies could increase their prices, which will fuel inflation along with the pay increases in the public sector, so costing real workers higher living costs. Higher public sector wage bills will lead to higher council tax, more money from the real workers in the private sector to fund the public sector.

Labour as always will increase the numbers in the public sector, so increasing the future pension funding, for those in the private sector to cover, a shrinking private sector.

Real workers could be much worse off once the dust settles.

So many ways real workers could lose out.

Chid.

How many people purchased more than one of two cars/vans during the 14 year period which is being looked into.

my daughter has had 3 cars during that time. Multiple claims from how many claimants?

On the board members of this bank, they are just part of the establishments, usual suspects, all but two of them sit on other boards, one or two on several. All profess in their CVs to have financial expertise, which must include risk assessment . They would have signed off everything.

Mararab

Share holders will have to weather (of which I am no longer one) the storm as we did during 2008/9, PPI and covid.

How much did the shareholders then lose, due to the actions/in actions /poor management by others.

The bank is an entity a name over a door.

Were you invested in this bank the PPI episode ?

Darth.Trader

I believe that the FCA are looking back 14 years !

That is an extremely large number of vehicles sold in that time span.

In that time at least 30 million new vehicles could have been sold not counting second hand ones.

30 million customers out looking for some free money.

I lease my cars, so no claim from me, I wonder how many Lloyds investors/customers will be looking on with interest.

Darth.Trader.

Yes the PPl that cost us all money at the time.