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SF100
Posted: 14 March 2023 22:22:30(UTC)
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OmegaMale;260704 wrote:
I'm sure it won't happen but an increase to the £3600 contribution limit for those not earning would be welcome, that number hasn't changed in donkey's years
sorry to go off topic, but if they could kindly increase the mileage allowance from 45p per mile, that'd also be much obliged.
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SF100
Posted: 14 March 2023 22:29:03(UTC)
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60k a year SIPP contribution would be good.
That'd mean I can stay inside the basic rate.
Better go and sell those Gilts that I bought & return the funds to the bank.... short duration & good experience gained so no great harm done
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Thrugelmir
Posted: 14 March 2023 22:32:07(UTC)
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SF100;260771 wrote:
OmegaMale;260704 wrote:
I'm sure it won't happen but an increase to the £3600 contribution limit for those not earning would be welcome, that number hasn't changed in donkey's years
sorry to go off topic, but if they could kindly increase the mileage allowance from 45p per mile, that'd also be much obliged.


You can opt to claim the actual costs incurred.
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The Pink Panther
Posted: 15 March 2023 13:27:42(UTC)
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LTA ABOLISHED!
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Steve U
Posted: 15 March 2023 13:27:55(UTC)
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I think he just said the LTA was now abolished
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Thrugelmir
Posted: 15 March 2023 13:30:06(UTC)
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A carrot for Doctors without conceding to excessive pay demands.
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markus
Posted: 15 March 2023 13:31:08(UTC)
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The Pink Panther;260854 wrote:
LTA ABOLISHED!



until the next government change of policy....
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MBA MBA
Posted: 15 March 2023 13:36:17(UTC)
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That’s the carrot for wealthy Tory voters.
Nothing for ISA savers
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Thrugelmir
Posted: 15 March 2023 13:36:35(UTC)
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markus;260858 wrote:
The Pink Panther;260854 wrote:
LTA ABOLISHED!



until the next government change of policy....


Starmer is actively avoiding confrontation with the Unions as it is. The wording used by Hunt. Makes it challenging for Starmer to portray this as giveaway for the rich. Subtle but effective.
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Newbie
Posted: 15 March 2023 13:46:15(UTC)
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Enjoy whilst it lasts.
£60k Annual
Not LTA
This April 6th - The first time that my pension contribution may take precedence over ISA.
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