Comments by "jjeffery worboys" (@jjefferyworboys8138) on ""I'm Tired Of This!" | Rachel Reeves Considers Reducing Tax-Free ISA Limit After Inflation Rise" video.

  1. In part but everything she has done to date has made a bad situation worse.
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  2. Yes, it hasn't increased the rate of income tax, other by stealth, VAT or employees NI. Not reversing the Tories two employees NI cuts was probably their biggest mistake. Increasing employers NI to compensate is far more damaging.
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  3. You obviously have never worked in banking or finance, it was how I managed to retire at 50 and never need to work again.
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  4. Don't hold your breath. If you don't have a survival plan, you really should put your thinking cap on.
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  5. It's one of several sources of funds.
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  6. You lack of financial understanding is worrying and this is really so simple. You will only pay £206 tax over the year, @ £17 a month.
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  7.  @SpacedOdyssey  Maybe you should see if there any state benefits you are entitled too, particularly if you are in poor health. Have you considered a lodger, under the "Rent a Room Scheme you can earn up to £7500 a year tax free. It more than pays all my utility bills.
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  8. Capital gains tax ?
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  9. Good idea, based on the current IHT thresholds and rates.
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  10. She's not, she is apparently considering reducing the maximum ISA annual cash tax free allowance which is totally different.
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  11. Unrealistic and unaffordable sadly.
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  12. You currently have as a basic rate taxpayer a tax free allowance of £1000 on savings before you pay tax.
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  13.  @si_james  If you are a pensioner who only gets the State pension, you can also receive interest from savings tax free to take your total income up to £18,570.
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  14. Apathetic would be more accurate.
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  15. Neither Starmer or Reeves are career politicians and they both held senior positions.
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  16. Meet the new Chancellor, same as the old one.
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  17. She has nothing to do with ISA rates that's why.
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  18. That's like having your arm amputated when you have a splinter in your finger. You obviously never worked in banking or finance.
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  19. Did you go to Oxford and then the LSE and get a Masters Degree in Economics too ?
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