2010 budget

[carpedeum]

car insurance will prob rise as well with the VAT rises, infact every type of insurance tbh. travel will cost more too.

[Mic Man]

• Two year public sector pay freeze on staff earning more than £21,000.

f*ck YOU DAVID CAMERON YOU PRICK. NICK CLEGG f*ck OFF ALSO.

Only government/public sector workers get paycuts yh?

Edit:

sh*t mumzy pissed

i'm pissed as well.. the way I was fully expecting a pay rise next month

[charliechalk]

• Two year public sector pay freeze on staff earning more than £21,000.

f*ck YOU DAVID CAMERON YOU PRICK. NICK CLEGG f*ck OFF ALSO.

Only government/public sector workers get paycuts yh?

Edit:

sh*t mumzy pissed

My pay goes up every April, well it did! I'm pissed!!!!

[Mr Q]

I do not trust that slimy c*nt Osborne.

/

Cameron's million pound cabinet ministers definitely won't feel the pinch.

[E.A.S.E]

I said this in the voting thread, that I dont know how anybody can trust his face, he is sinister.

[TF S4DK]

car insurance will prob rise as well with the VAT rises, infact every type of insurance tbh. travel will cost more too.

VAT is on everything so everything will automatically cost more come the new year. The fact that the VAT rise doesn't have a set date to revert back to 17.5% like it did when it was reduced to 15%, means its probably here to stay.

[Mic Man]

car insurance will prob rise as well with the VAT rises, infact every type of insurance tbh. travel will cost more too.

VAT is on everything so everything will automatically cost more come the new year. The fact that the VAT rise doesn't have a set date to revert back to 17.5% like it did when it was reduced to 15%, means its probably here to stay.

did people honestly see much difference when VAT went down to 15% though?

[TF S4DK]

Did the benefits people them even get stung? Swear the Conservatives was suppose to be getting them first...

[TF S4DK]

car insurance will prob rise as well with the VAT rises, infact every type of insurance tbh. travel will cost more too.

VAT is on everything so everything will automatically cost more come the new year. The fact that the VAT rise doesn't have a set date to revert back to 17.5% like it did when it was reduced to 15%, means its probably here to stay.

did people honestly see much difference when VAT went down to 15% though?

At the beginning yes. But businesses wasnt stupid, they implented the reduction, then revised prices during the yearly inflation and got that sh*t back, a rise in VAT to some businesses is a masterstroke, as they can rise prices and freely blame the government.

Remember that 2.5% reduction doesnt seem like much on your phone bill for example, but if your buying a car then your notice it.

[JWP]

[Harriet Harman]The Lib Dems leaders have sacrificed everything they ever stood for to ride in ministerial cars and to ride on the coat tails of the Tory government[/Harriet Harman]

[Guest Awesome Kong]

car insurance will prob rise as well with the VAT rises, infact every type of insurance tbh. travel will cost more too.

VAT is on everything so everything will automatically cost more come the new year. The fact that the VAT rise doesn't have a set date to revert back to 17.5% like it did when it was reduced to 15%, means its probably here to stay.

did people honestly see much difference when VAT went down to 15% though?

Yes, cheaper bills etc etc.

[Grafter]

car insurance will prob rise as well with the VAT rises, infact every type of insurance tbh. travel will cost more too.

VAT is on everything so everything will automatically cost more come the new year. The fact that the VAT rise doesn't have a set date to revert back to 17.5% like it did when it was reduced to 15%, means its probably here to stay.

did people honestly see much difference when VAT went down to 15% though?

Yes, cheaper bills etc etc.

cheaper clothes etc, it was a relief of sorts

[Mic Man]

car insurance will prob rise as well with the VAT rises, infact every type of insurance tbh. travel will cost more too.

VAT is on everything so everything will automatically cost more come the new year. The fact that the VAT rise doesn't have a set date to revert back to 17.5% like it did when it was reduced to 15%, means its probably here to stay.

did people honestly see much difference when VAT went down to 15% though?

Yes, cheaper bills etc etc.

cheaper clothes etc, it was a relief of sorts

you buying gucci and prada? because you are only saving £2.50 on every £100 spent

[Grafter]

[Mic Man]

?

[Captain Planet]

[TF S4DK]

car insurance will prob rise as well with the VAT rises, infact every type of insurance tbh. travel will cost more too.

VAT is on everything so everything will automatically cost more come the new year. The fact that the VAT rise doesn't have a set date to revert back to 17.5% like it did when it was reduced to 15%, means its probably here to stay.

did people honestly see much difference when VAT went down to 15% though?

Yes, cheaper bills etc etc.

cheaper clothes etc, it was a relief of sorts

you buying gucci and prada? because you are only saving £2.50 on every £100 spent

Gucci, Prada, LV was companies that definitely got that 2.5% VAT back.

[gemma]

Most places just kept their prices the same but recouped the difference

This time everyone will raise their prices so we will definately feel the increase

[TF S4DK]

Nick Clegg heard the devil echo thru his body when he sat there as they annouced the freeze on child benefits. Lol, watch his boat its too funny.

[Mr Q]

What is his actual purpose?!? (Clegg)

Fool just got a title and that's it.

[Guest Triple XXX]

lol i voted Lib

w00t w00t

will read through this wen i get time

[Mr Q]

Lib Dems are finished, if we thought we only had a two party system before, I suspect in the next election it will very much be true.

[Guest Lisa Turtle]

What is his actual purpose?!? (Clegg)

Fool just got a title and that's it.

I def didnt mean to neg you. Agree completely.

[ChickenCottage]

These cuts are very necessary. Boiled down to it's simplest terms, the governments been spending way more money than it's been raising.

These cuts will get blamed for a double dip recession even though it's likely to be on the cards anyway.

A smaller government can only be a good thing.

[Queen Bee]

*edit* re read it, the housing benefit part makes no sense to me, how can they be lowering the amount for a 1 bedroom flat to 280 a week when i dont get anywhere near that for a 2 bedroom and i have to pay some myself? 2bh its not that big a deal for me, but its unfair for the people it is affecting, as if they dont have lives and families to support aswell.