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Good news moisok
Unfortunately we have not left the EU yet....I hope it stays like now? |
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Great news as they get the rate of inflation down the month they need a figure for pension increases.
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oh I see
..we cant trust anyone now oh well |
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but they told us IF WE VOTED TO LEAVE the economy would collapse and we would need an emergency budget the next day
anyone know what happened to that??? every pronouncement by the IMF and poodle Carney - Eu bank - CBI - just about any supposed financial institution has predicted doom and has talked down the uk economy from pre vote onwards WRONG WRONG WRONG every time - why on earth would we believe anything that comes from them?? Now why would these institutions, groups and individuals all say that?? They wouldn't have their own selfish interests would they. Would they be worried about competition. Would they be worried that someone is challenging their system. Would they be concerned that they might lose control of a system that suited them? Or lose the ability to control another country. Do you get my drift. They have constantly tried to drag us down with doom laden prophesies to knock us off track and it simply has not worked. As the remainers on here and in the media continue to do. |
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Wages excluding bonuses have risen at their fastest pace in nearly 10 years, official figures show.
Pay rose by 3.1% in the three months to August, compared with a year ago, while inflation for the same period was 2.5%. Last week, Bank of England chief economist Andy Haldane said he saw signs of a "new dawn" for wage growth. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-45875599 This story quickly disappeared from view. |
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"Great news as they get the rate of inflation down the month they need a figure for pension increases. "
Is that today's chit chat conspiracy theory? Of course if wage increases are higher (as indicated in the post above) the triple lock means they'll increase at the wage increase rate anyway so the mass conspiracy of fiddling the inflation figures was such a waste of time... |
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they dont take the 3.1% wage infaltion from this month, they take last months pay inflation
so the expected 2.7% inflation, which was higher than last months wage inflation was well worth avoiding.. |
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especially as the magic monet tree may has been using has grown a new branch
and will need to repay £1.67 billion that has appeared on the budget after it turned out disabled benefits have been underpaid for years... |
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the BBC aren't interested in promoting those kind of stories
KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON DRINKING the DIVERSITY COOLAID ![]() |