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Listen flowerhead, the pound is a two year, so less of your bo@££ks please.

Last week was the right time to get out of this 5h1t show.

Exactly Wills, we need some level heads here today.

My finger will certainly be hovering over the buy button today, all joking aside. I have shed loads of cash at the moment.

It dipped to 53.** already!. I can see us going sub 50 when Rachel reveals her wisdom to us today.

Just hope she has something in there to stop the boat!

I want to see tax breaks for non-residents, but I'm still a bit confused how that might work.

My expectation is we'll all be a lot better off, by the end of the day!

We do need this reform to get the nation back on track.

I would agree!

We need to tackle the tory rot!

I'm quite relaxed about it really. I suggest some meditation for anyone beside themselves with worry.

Where to buy it, for later today?

Evening Uptheladder.

I already pay tax in Spain on my UK share dividends, thank you.

Over on the mainland tomorrow.

Evening hardup.

I'm currently half in cash, but between cash and shares, I'm not short of a few Bob. That's all you need to know. As I stated previously i live across 3 countries.

It might be difficult for you to get your head around, but I have a social conscience, and would like those less fortunate than myself given support. If it costs me a bit I don't care.

The minimum wage for over 21s, known as the National Living Wage, will rise by 6.7%, from £11.44 to £12.21 from April 2025. This year, it increased to £11.44 an hour, from £10.42.

This is really great news that the poorest in society are going to get this boost!

I am hoping for a major redistribution of wealth tomorrow!

Very impressive drop today also, and we haven't even had the budget yet! We need to see the meat on the bone from Labour, to fill in the 22BN tory black hole in the economy.

This is fast turning into a buying opportunity.

Has gone AWOL!

80p by year end Chips, or are you revising you year close figure?

Looks like 54 is on the cards...

It is all down to the tories and the black hole in the economy they left.

We are all sacrificial lambs, at the altar of a Labour budget, as a consequence of the tories.

I bet 'Finance' in many firms will be watching the Budget live, with board meetings scheduled for Thursday morning, to understand the financial implications, and work out the consequences.

Gate13Boy, I can't abide Starmer, but at the moment he is the leader, so we are stuck with him.

I hoping for a bolt of lightening, or something, to take him out.

The sooner we get a real socialist leading the party and the country, the better.

Please don't stress about it, as I have a second nationality and passport I can fall back on.