This could be a long night.
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This could be a long night.
The people that got most upset were the ones who needed it least but had the most leverage politically
They’re surely not dodges if they are built into legislation
It upset me because I hate to see old war hero's and old codgers choose between heating and eating.....and I dont need it or give a shyza politically
My point exactly. No matter what your wealth status, if it’s legal, it’s not 'dodging'.
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He’s got nothing to share, just gum flapping as usual.
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Not really. At least with the heating allowance the government provide the means to opt out.
I remember years ago when the missus and me could not be ersed with the child allowance and we tried to say no thanks. Nigh on impossible to opt out. It was ridiculous.
Whats the point of not having it just to tell people you opted out?
We just let ours build up over the years then give it them.
The missus tells me it was Working Families Tax Credit or some such. It was faffy in terms of declaring it (SE tax) etc and we didn't need it either. To say no to it was like asking to donate a limb.