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Gordon Brown nicked a lot of mine in the 1990s
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2613609/Revealed-Labours-stealth-raid-took-118BILLION-pensions-paving-way-end-final-salary-schemes-suddenly-unaffordable.html
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I'll never vote labour as long as I live, barstewards.
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Yeah, fancy allowing people to spend their own money as they see fit.
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Dnt worry im sure a future Labour Govt will find a way to regain control over peoples pensions so they can steal more of it.
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Do you daft fecks believe everything you read in the daily heil pensions thievery was started by nigel lawson and was not due to gordy broon.
Here is an article ny ros altman the governments pensions tzar read and learn you dopey tribal miguided coonts. http://www.rosaltmann.com/whathashappened.htm |
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Gordon Brown definitely stole 10s billions of pension money.
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Read the feckin article not one government in the last half century has told the truth,they have all pilfered the pension pots and their only way out is to flood the cuntry with millions of people in a ponzi scheme which will eventually fail and then you wont have a pension.
You will be lucky to still have all your limbs . |
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And of course, Labour supporters cheered on Brown's pension raid.
Because most benefit claimers don't have private pensions and public sector pensions weren't affected. Yet in spite of the theft, Labour won two more GE after the deed had been done. As Labour continued to tax borrow and spend. |
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Im not disagreeing with you but Browns tax raid on private pensions was by far the most significant. I actually think the boosted Public sector schemes though so no surprise there then.
Lawsons tax on surpluses may well have had unintended consequences but in itself it doesnt compare with browns raid. |
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its a plan to prop up the economy...
anyone with a brain will use the cashed in pot to buy a property abroad ;) |