I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my entire life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Natalie Strayer.
Natalie Strayer has really set the standard for others to follow, we love her here in Canada 🇨🇦 as she has been really helpful and changed lots of life's
We don't have fair tax for foreign employees as foreign employees get tax breaks. For example a seasonal worker here for 6 months can earn almost £500 a week and pay no tax as they get the full years personal allowance despite only being here for 6 months or IT contractors re allowed a proportion of their pay tax free for expenses
That's not a tax break for foreign employees; the same rules apply to you if you only work for six months in the year, so it is applied to everyone equally.
@@davem.4003 It is a tax break as how many UK nationals can only work for 6 months, we could could close the loophole by restricting the personal allowance in proportion to the time spent in the country so spend 6 months in the country get 6 months personal allowance. I understand Norway is or was more rigorous where you step on an oil rig you pay income tax
@@Mike-lb1hx Mike, I think you are missing your own point. There are UK nationals that go and work abroad for six months and thereby gain tax benefits. There are some that spend six months abroad (under the foreign tax regime) and another six months in the UK, gaining the same benefit that you have raised, however that's a very small proportion of the working population and there are many reasons to not do that (not being in close contact with family, for example). Ultimately, you do have the choice.
@@davem.4003 I worked at a UK manufacturing site where the vast majority of the workforce were seasonal Polish workers and at the end of the production period we would give them instructions on how to recover their UK tax. This ability helped them under cut UK workers and keep wages low and meant that the Polish workers paid no income tax to the UK, they may have paid to Poland, I neither know or care. I care we have a system that undermines UK workers wages by not paying UK tax. Three out of my last 6 jobs have been for similar companies so I don't find it a small proportion. I dont blame the workers by the way I blame the system
Think it's a given honestly because of the way they systems set up, I'd be pretty happy for anything other than watching Kier and Rishi continue to argue lol
Yes because most of Europe have sensible taxes and cheaper and more efficient services.This country is becoming a failed nation and it will continue to crumble under Labour
Except the part about 40% tax relief going into pensions for higher rate taxpayers, which Chris himself admitted is a selfish view. I'm sure it's true that the majority of people don't put enough into their pensions but equally, most people don't pay 40% tax either because median income is well below that level, so once again the wealthy benefit disproportionately. How about levelling the playing field by giving everyone 20% tax relief on pension contributions and then use the additional tax income to increase personal allowances, which would help everyone but it would help low earners most? 40% tax relief just helps the high earners to retire earlier, which contributes, for example, to the shortage of senior medical professionals.
I paid £15 a month for 53 years into my personal pension working in ordinary min pay type jobs, What's good about a potential tax grab by a new Labour govt on my pension.
@@LawrenceTimmeyes and if labour do get in they will offer nothing but more lies and more despair and disappointment starmer can’t commit to answering any questions
Just wanted to point out that foreign workers in the UK are not paid equally most of the time. Companies usually know people that come here are here because they have loans to pay off in their home countries. I have seen people who do the same work as me getting paid much more not to mention they get the same amount of leaves and are not allowed to work from abroad in most cases. So any holidays they take are for going home otherwise we have to work 11 months without any breaks!
Very interesting Chris. Really good way to summarize the policies that I'm most interested in. I wish this had come out sooner to have time "mull it over" before I make my decision today.
Glad Ur covering some politics and finance. Middle of the road guys like Tobi newbot are typically going down the non offensive nice guy videos much like Keir starmer.
😂 hard when you see them side by side isn’t it. I didn’t realise how harsh Green was for higher earners honestly. I wonder how many didn’t know either. That’s interesting. Did they say they would raise them then? I’ve had to just stick to the manifesto for this one 😅
@@chrispalmer24 they said the tax thresholds will remain until 2028 as per the current Tory plan. And they will not raise them before. Yeah interesting. I earn £95k plus £15k bonus. So I overpay my pension to stay below £100k cliff edge and contribute alot to my ISA. Needless to say, a labour gov worries me.
@@craig1315 I can imagine! Did you see Kier say about the 25% not being renewed on Pensions? I almost died lol. Labour did clear up he was talking about something else so I hope it wasn't a slip up. Well done on an awesome salary by the way :)
@@chrispalmer24 I must have missed that. What did he say?! Thanks. I grew up in council housing and never got a leg up from my parents, so pretty proud of what I've achieved. Well done on your growing channel. I watch all your vids.
If you don't vote reform you're insane. Converatives and Labour have both shown they can't do the job yet we are voting to keep repeating history. Reform have good policies, will be better for the UK long and short term and will to take on taboo situations
@@garyreid2472 I wanted to vote reform this time round, knowing that the Tories were going to get a drubbing anyway, but my thinking was if a lot of people voted Reform the Tories would get the message that they have not been acting like Tories for many years and change their ways, anyway there was no Reform candidate in my constituency. And after what I read about a few of their candidates over the last few days I was beginning to think of just spoiling my ballot paper instead.
I will be voting Reform 🇬🇧 tomorrow morning. I believe they offer the best policies aligned with my personal views and working/investing income planning. Great info Chris as always 👍
I think it's important to a lot of people in a cost of living crisis for sure, definitely not the only factor. Although honestly, having compared I'm not sure anyone has enough facts to make a real decision, it's all so muddy.
I've recently turned 18 and it's my first time voting. Funnily enough after watching your video I feel as if both reform and the green party offer policies which I would like to see however I would like to see a blend between the two.
To equalise tax relief on pension contributions at 20% it would have to cover employer contributions otherwise its easily avoided. So employer contributions become a benefit in kind with a credit of 20%. This would lead to an average partner GP paying an extra£25k in income tax probably plus NI 150K Salary * 66% cost of pension * 25% reduction in relief
There's already a limit to the tax relief on pension contributions, which is £60k, so a more accurate figure is £60k - £50,270 x 25% = £2,432.5, which equates to 1.62% of gross earnings. That's probably quite affordable for someone earning £150k, which is more than four times median national earnings! No sympathy.
@@davem.4003 The £50,270 higher rate threshold would be true if the pension was the only remuneration they received but as they are earning 150k their marginal rate is 45% on any and all of the benefit in kind. The 60k limit is I believe, defined in such a way that DB schemes are under reported as those who drew up the rules benefit from the under reporting. The real value should be used. My point is equalising tax rates sounds good but is in reality complex and in the end stupid, it essentially is taxing people on income they have not received
Unfortunately the hate you received (not seen your video) is likely due to the general population’s lack of understanding of our governments and political system.
It's quite interesting actually after doing all of these comparisons to think, does anyone really have enough understanding to vote and know the implications?
@@chrispalmer24 Often not. I think you’re right and that is a systemic problem with our country, there is a distinct lack of actual general political education. Much the same as personal finances and I think both are by design. This combined with bias media reporting, and like you stated only the major parties getting true representation in the media. It all leads to the majority thinking they can only vote one of two ways and that is the way they and their family will vote regardless of their manifestos. So assuming they’ve even been read is there much relevance to understand them? I personally feel this is the first election I could ever make a ‘more’ informed decision but I’ve spent the last few years going out of my way to learn and understand more than I ever have before about our political system and the parties we are offered.
It was an interesting video but didn't really answer the question posed: Which party is best for investing? The Greens and Lib Dems are irrelevant and made the video far too long. That leaves the Tories, Labour and Reform. The Tories have shown incompetence in many areas over the last few years. When Sunak tells us what he will do, my question is why haven't you done it already and made yourself more popular? Labour are likely to cause havoc for many people and what I really wanted to see was your opinion on what them winning tomorrow would do to the stock market. I've been following Reform for a long time now. I've heard live speeches from Tice and Farage and to be honest, they are the only party I would trust with a vote tomorrow. Tice is a very shrewd businessman and Farage is an intelligent, 'get the job done' type.
I agree - to be honest, I wanted to avoid any speculation too much in this one, I included in my other video the markets tend to move very little historically despite who wins, they seem to be very calm about a predictable result. I think if Reform win - long term good but could actually be the biggest shake up in the market as it wouldn't expect it. I think Green doing the comparison was actually quite interesting because they have a lot of policies that aren't great for the higher rate tax payer which most people wouldn't be aware of. Always tricky, would have liked to it more concise but it's hard to do a "fair representation" and I'd get a ton of comments asking where they were. Appreciate the feedback though! I'll take in to account for the next one :)
@@chrispalmer24 Fair enough. the summary of what they have or have not promised was very interesting. I hope you are right and the markets don't move much. As a new investor I'm quite concerned.
@@philzvids3577Appreciate it! I wouldn't worry too much - I've survived so much at this point and in the long run it's a distant memory, the only time to really be concerned is if you invest and then never invest again, if you keep investing the times it's down are when you'll make the best returns. My best so far were all through covid because I kept buying. Crazy really!
@@chrispalmer24reform a long term good .. Jesus .. with all those tax cuts .. what do you think will happen to the U.K. tax deficit .. and what do you think will happen to U.K. interest rates … and therefore all U.K. assets / currency, it will be Liz Truss part 2
The Green Party have some very good policies that will see the country boom for the next century. They are the only party with a forward looking agenda and have the best for the country in mind rather than the hate mongering turncoats.
Sorry to hear! Having a government that didn't even believe in Brexit definitely didn't help, all seemed a bit of an undeliverable promise. I think a lot of these things sound good but the actually deliverability is another question. Great British Energy sounds good - but will it just be a load of back hand contract for their mates? Wouldn't surprise me.
If you think reform will be good for the British economy your brain has fallen out of your ars. It will be like 5 years of liz truss, worse even, there would be nothing left of Britain by the end. The entirety of your educated, professional, high skilled labour force will leave, all public services would collape and the pound would be worth less the Myanmar Kyat. Not that labour are looking very promising either... they are not as incompetent and dangerous as reform though
Liz truss was kicked out by bankers so they could install their best mate rishi. Don't see why all the labour voters shit on Liz when they supposedly hate bankers so much.
@@danp8241 Yes, they will be very similar to the terrible tories, why have an even worse version of the tories when they've nearly destroyed the country already? You may think it's an obvious point, but clearly millions of British voters are too thick to see it themselves
Interesting! Why do you think high skilled labour will leave? If they have higher tax breaks isn't that an incentive for them not to? I actually see higher taxes from the green party being the biggest threat to them leaving. Unless those people are happy to work for more social care, which I would presume not honestly.
Farage or bust! #zeroseats I'm invested in metals and mining and have large investments in a junior gold miner, I'm banking on Labour screwing it up over the next 5 years!
Who do you think will be best for our money? 👀
Reform and only reform they are the only party that will look after the country
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Our taxes are going up regardless.
@@infour44 guess u haven't read reform policy's then
I will be forever grateful to you, you changed my entire life and I will continue to preach on your behalf for the whole world to hear you saved me from huge financial debt with just a small investment, thank you Natalie Strayer.
The very first time we tried, we invested $2000 and after a week, we received $9500. That really helped us a lot to pay up our bills.
Natalie Strayer has really set the standard for others to follow, we love her here in Canada 🇨🇦 as she has been really helpful and changed lots of life's
I'm new at this, please how can I reach her?
After I raised up to 125k trading with her I bought a new House and a car here in the states also paid for my son's surgery
Glory to God shalom.
Sure! She interacts on what's App using the digit below 👇
Reform has some very generous tax policies. To be fair though, it's easy to be generous when you're not planning on winning.
🎉🎉🎉 You're spot on! They can promise the moon since they won't be the ones responsible for making it happen.
That’s a very fair point! I was just thinking that earlier 😂
Exactly. You can promise anything and everything when you know you won't be held to account for it.
It’s all pub talk.
True, but at least they are saying the right things. They might not be able to deliver, but the intent is there.
We don't have fair tax for foreign employees as foreign employees get tax breaks. For example a seasonal worker here for 6 months can earn almost £500 a week and pay no tax as they get the full years personal allowance despite only being here for 6 months or IT contractors re allowed a proportion of their pay tax free for expenses
Oh wow that's interesting, I didn't realise it actually went in their favour!
That's not a tax break for foreign employees; the same rules apply to you if you only work for six months in the year, so it is applied to everyone equally.
@@davem.4003 It is a tax break as how many UK nationals can only work for 6 months, we could could close the loophole by restricting the personal allowance in proportion to the time spent in the country so spend 6 months in the country get 6 months personal allowance. I understand Norway is or was more rigorous where you step on an oil rig you pay income tax
@@Mike-lb1hx Mike, I think you are missing your own point. There are UK nationals that go and work abroad for six months and thereby gain tax benefits. There are some that spend six months abroad (under the foreign tax regime) and another six months in the UK, gaining the same benefit that you have raised, however that's a very small proportion of the working population and there are many reasons to not do that (not being in close contact with family, for example). Ultimately, you do have the choice.
@@davem.4003 I worked at a UK manufacturing site where the vast majority of the workforce were seasonal Polish workers and at the end of the production period we would give them instructions on how to recover their UK tax. This ability helped them under cut UK workers and keep wages low and meant that the Polish workers paid no income tax to the UK, they may have paid to Poland, I neither know or care. I care we have a system that undermines UK workers wages by not paying UK tax. Three out of my last 6 jobs have been for similar companies so I don't find it a small proportion. I dont blame the workers by the way I blame the system
The City seems to be favoring Labour.
I don't mind the taxes. I mind that I don't get value for them.
Think it's a given honestly because of the way they systems set up, I'd be pretty happy for anything other than watching Kier and Rishi continue to argue lol
Well currently we have high tax and crap service, so if we got high tax and reasonable services that would be an improvement
Yes because most of Europe have sensible taxes and cheaper and more efficient services.This country is becoming a failed nation and it will continue to crumble under Labour
@garethfairclough8715 we'll see
Great comparison on things that actually matter, I wish this was played on repeat at the Polling Stations!
People deserve it!
thanks! I love how this video in unbiased, not like others that have made similar videos
Thank you! Appreciate it 🙂
Except the part about 40% tax relief going into pensions for higher rate taxpayers, which Chris himself admitted is a selfish view. I'm sure it's true that the majority of people don't put enough into their pensions but equally, most people don't pay 40% tax either because median income is well below that level, so once again the wealthy benefit disproportionately. How about levelling the playing field by giving everyone 20% tax relief on pension contributions and then use the additional tax income to increase personal allowances, which would help everyone but it would help low earners most? 40% tax relief just helps the high earners to retire earlier, which contributes, for example, to the shortage of senior medical professionals.
Ordinary people who save are screwed under labour
Good. Most people don't even have savings
Deary me.
@@LawrenceTimmecommie
I paid £15 a month for 53 years into my personal pension working in ordinary min pay type jobs, What's good about a potential tax grab by a new Labour govt on my pension.
@@LawrenceTimme Knob
I think Reform UK offers very attractive policies on the paper, but will they deliver? probably not.
They won't be able to deliver because they won't get in. Labour have won
I like a lot of Green policies, but I know they don't have the skills to run the country - And Reform don't either.
@@LawrenceTimmeyes and if labour do get in they will offer nothing but more lies and more despair and disappointment starmer can’t commit to answering any questions
LOVE YOUR FAMILY 👨👩👧👦
LOVE YOUR COUNTRY 🇬🇧
VOTE REFORM 🗳
Go play with your crayons.
Sod it, I'm just gonna vote for Reform.
Just wanted to point out that foreign workers in the UK are not paid equally most of the time. Companies usually know people that come here are here because they have loans to pay off in their home countries. I have seen people who do the same work as me getting paid much more not to mention they get the same amount of leaves and are not allowed to work from abroad in most cases. So any holidays they take are for going home otherwise we have to work 11 months without any breaks!
Great Video again Chris. Could I ask please what is that fancy piece of tech you have on the table? Cheers John
Hi John, it's my computer! I created a list of all the parts for people here: www.amazon.co.uk/shop/chrispalmer/list/1HT8G4TJXTA32 🙂
Hi, Chris. That is one cool set up! Very nice, thanks for the info, John
'no plans' is not the same as saying tjey arent going to do it - it just needs the thinnest of excuses to change those plans
Very interesting Chris. Really good way to summarize the policies that I'm most interested in. I wish this had come out sooner to have time "mull it over" before I make my decision today.
Thanks Alex, appreciate it! I wish I could have gotten it out sooner too
Glad Ur covering some politics and finance. Middle of the road guys like Tobi newbot are typically going down the non offensive nice guy videos much like Keir starmer.
Thanks appreciate the feedback! Yep it's much easier to not say anything, I really want to cover things that are important to us all
Not going to lie.....this is making me want to vote reform 😂
Also, Labour have said they will keep the income tax brackets until 2028.
😂 hard when you see them side by side isn’t it. I didn’t realise how harsh Green was for higher earners honestly. I wonder how many didn’t know either.
That’s interesting. Did they say they would raise them then? I’ve had to just stick to the manifesto for this one 😅
@@chrispalmer24 they said the tax thresholds will remain until 2028 as per the current Tory plan. And they will not raise them before.
Yeah interesting. I earn £95k plus £15k bonus. So I overpay my pension to stay below £100k cliff edge and contribute alot to my ISA. Needless to say, a labour gov worries me.
@@craig1315 I can imagine! Did you see Kier say about the 25% not being renewed on Pensions? I almost died lol. Labour did clear up he was talking about something else so I hope it wasn't a slip up. Well done on an awesome salary by the way :)
@@chrispalmer24 I must have missed that. What did he say?!
Thanks. I grew up in council housing and never got a leg up from my parents, so pretty proud of what I've achieved.
Well done on your growing channel. I watch all your vids.
If you don't vote reform you're insane. Converatives and Labour have both shown they can't do the job yet we are voting to keep repeating history. Reform have good policies, will be better for the UK long and short term and will to take on taboo situations
I won’t vote Tory, I won’t vote Labour, I voted for both before, I don’t have a reform candidate to vote for, I might as well stay at home.
@nickcastings1568 Just Vote Reform even if it's just for numbers and won't result in anything. Better something than nothing
Just vote for anyone who will get Tories out. Zeroseats
It’s very easy to create great policies when you know you aren’t going to win and don’t have to fulfil them.
@@garyreid2472 I wanted to vote reform this time round, knowing that the Tories were going to get a drubbing anyway, but my thinking was if a lot of people voted Reform the Tories would get the message that they have not been acting like Tories for many years and change their ways, anyway there was no Reform candidate in my constituency. And after what I read about a few of their candidates over the last few days I was beginning to think of just spoiling my ballot paper instead.
I will be voting Reform 🇬🇧 tomorrow morning. I believe they offer the best policies aligned with my personal views and working/investing income planning. Great info Chris as always 👍
If this is the criteria you are using to choose who to vote for you need to have a look at yourself.
It’s showing finance options given by parties .So keep your left wing opinions to yourself
I think it's important to a lot of people in a cost of living crisis for sure, definitely not the only factor. Although honestly, having compared I'm not sure anyone has enough facts to make a real decision, it's all so muddy.
Voting based on short sighted and selfish greed. This really is pathetic. I invest to help my finances, I vote to help people.
Really need bookmarks on the video
Yeah - I was going to be but people skip through for about 20 seconds and flick off honestly so it's almost worse for it 😅
I've recently turned 18 and it's my first time voting. Funnily enough after watching your video I feel as if both reform and the green party offer policies which I would like to see however I would like to see a blend between the two.
Same! I wish we could pick and chose.
@@paddytalksanime9162 that would be a weird blend though wouldn’t it? Lemongrass and old cigarette ends anyone 😂
What they give away with one hand they must take with the other. Any government must (should) balance the books in order to avoid escalating debt.
I wish we could vote for policies rather than parties, it does feel a bit all or nothing at times
@@paddytalksanime9162 Green Party blended with reform? Imagine that as a smoothie- Lemongrass and cigarette ends?
Hey Chris, are you still doing the 100k workshop? I can’t seem to find the link.
Hey! Sure am - it's chrispalmer.co.uk :) had some really positive feedback so far
To equalise tax relief on pension contributions at 20% it would have to cover employer contributions otherwise its easily avoided. So employer contributions become a benefit in kind with a credit of 20%.
This would lead to an average partner GP paying an extra£25k in income tax probably plus NI
150K Salary * 66% cost of pension * 25% reduction in relief
There's already a limit to the tax relief on pension contributions, which is £60k, so a more accurate figure is £60k - £50,270 x 25% = £2,432.5, which equates to 1.62% of gross earnings. That's probably quite affordable for someone earning £150k, which is more than four times median national earnings! No sympathy.
@@davem.4003 The £50,270 higher rate threshold would be true if the pension was the only remuneration they received but as they are earning 150k their marginal rate is 45% on any and all of the benefit in kind. The 60k limit is I believe, defined in such a way that DB schemes are under reported as those who drew up the rules benefit from the under reporting. The real value should be used.
My point is equalising tax rates sounds good but is in reality complex and in the end stupid, it essentially is taxing people on income they have not received
The S&P are good for investors.
Unfortunately the hate you received (not seen your video) is likely due to the general population’s lack of understanding of our governments and political system.
It's quite interesting actually after doing all of these comparisons to think, does anyone really have enough understanding to vote and know the implications?
@@chrispalmer24 Often not. I think you’re right and that is a systemic problem with our country, there is a distinct lack of actual general political education. Much the same as personal finances and I think both are by design.
This combined with bias media reporting, and like you stated only the major parties getting true representation in the media. It all leads to the majority thinking they can only vote one of two ways and that is the way they and their family will vote regardless of their manifestos. So assuming they’ve even been read is there much relevance to understand them?
I personally feel this is the first election I could ever make a ‘more’ informed decision but I’ve spent the last few years going out of my way to learn and understand more than I ever have before about our political system and the parties we are offered.
Hi chris, Let’s see what the changes are tomorrow .
Think it's a given, but excited to see who comes in second.
The Green Party would have us all living in caves eating bugs.
With Nigel Farage and Reform doing well, the price of Snake Oil should soar on the stock market!
😂 let’s invest!
@@chrispalmer24 🤣👍
There will be no change at all.
Great video, you've put a lot of work into it. thank you.
Thanks Paul, took so much work 😅
REFORM UK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great video as usual! Cant wait for you to put your content up on Spotify so i can listen at work and therefore not miss your content.
That’s a great idea Andrew thanks I’ll look in to that :)
Great vid!
Great video Chris
Thanks 👍
Can't find the code
Which code sorry?
We need to tax wealth or we are all done for because eventually all monies will flow to the wealthy who get wealthier… like an economic black hole
Reform 🇬🇧
So you leave out Scottish party and the Welsh party but include the racist Reform.
Says a lot about you.
Reform UK🇬🇧💷🇬🇧
Reading and pretending that you don't - HYPOCRISY. kudos for the effort though
Pretending that I don't want? Thanks!
Would love to vote count binface ! Anyone got him ?
#zeroseats
It was an interesting video but didn't really answer the question posed: Which party is best for investing? The Greens and Lib Dems are irrelevant and made the video far too long. That leaves the Tories, Labour and Reform. The Tories have shown incompetence in many areas over the last few years. When Sunak tells us what he will do, my question is why haven't you done it already and made yourself more popular? Labour are likely to cause havoc for many people and what I really wanted to see was your opinion on what them winning tomorrow would do to the stock market. I've been following Reform for a long time now. I've heard live speeches from Tice and Farage and to be honest, they are the only party I would trust with a vote tomorrow. Tice is a very shrewd businessman and Farage is an intelligent, 'get the job done' type.
I agree - to be honest, I wanted to avoid any speculation too much in this one, I included in my other video the markets tend to move very little historically despite who wins, they seem to be very calm about a predictable result. I think if Reform win - long term good but could actually be the biggest shake up in the market as it wouldn't expect it.
I think Green doing the comparison was actually quite interesting because they have a lot of policies that aren't great for the higher rate tax payer which most people wouldn't be aware of.
Always tricky, would have liked to it more concise but it's hard to do a "fair representation" and I'd get a ton of comments asking where they were. Appreciate the feedback though! I'll take in to account for the next one :)
@@chrispalmer24 Fair enough. the summary of what they have or have not promised was very interesting. I hope you are right and the markets don't move much. As a new investor I'm quite concerned.
@@philzvids3577Appreciate it! I wouldn't worry too much - I've survived so much at this point and in the long run it's a distant memory, the only time to really be concerned is if you invest and then never invest again, if you keep investing the times it's down are when you'll make the best returns. My best so far were all through covid because I kept buying. Crazy really!
@@chrispalmer24reform a long term good .. Jesus .. with all those tax cuts .. what do you think will happen to the U.K. tax deficit .. and what do you think will happen to U.K. interest rates … and therefore all U.K. assets / currency, it will be Liz Truss part 2
The Green Party have some very good policies that will see the country boom for the next century. They are the only party with a forward looking agenda and have the best for the country in mind rather than the hate mongering turncoats.
Vote Reform.
Expect more taxes who ever wins
Make Britain Wales Again, Starmer 2024
This is good to know but it's incredibly selfish and narrow minded to base your voting decision on this and only this.
Nigel was a strong advocate of Brexit. Brexit has destroyed my company. Last month I made 67 of my staff redundant.
I'm voting reform. We need to stop the uk turning into an Islamic state
Sorry to hear! Having a government that didn't even believe in Brexit definitely didn't help, all seemed a bit of an undeliverable promise. I think a lot of these things sound good but the actually deliverability is another question. Great British Energy sounds good - but will it just be a load of back hand contract for their mates? Wouldn't surprise me.
😂
Triple lock or not, the reality is that UK state pension is laughable by any developed country standards
The state pension is a ponzi scheme.
If you think reform will be good for the British economy your brain has fallen out of your ars. It will be like 5 years of liz truss, worse even, there would be nothing left of Britain by the end. The entirety of your educated, professional, high skilled labour force will leave, all public services would collape and the pound would be worth less the Myanmar Kyat. Not that labour are looking very promising either... they are not as incompetent and dangerous as reform though
So not much different to now then... cheers for that input
Liz truss was kicked out by bankers so they could install their best mate rishi. Don't see why all the labour voters shit on Liz when they supposedly hate bankers so much.
@@danp8241 Yes, they will be very similar to the terrible tories, why have an even worse version of the tories when they've nearly destroyed the country already? You may think it's an obvious point, but clearly millions of British voters are too thick to see it themselves
Interesting! Why do you think high skilled labour will leave? If they have higher tax breaks isn't that an incentive for them not to? I actually see higher taxes from the green party being the biggest threat to them leaving. Unless those people are happy to work for more social care, which I would presume not honestly.
Great great great video sir
Farage or bust! #zeroseats I'm invested in metals and mining and have large investments in a junior gold miner, I'm banking on Labour screwing it up over the next 5 years!
Yeah you’ve had it