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Who wants to be the lucky ones and stay home and get 80% wages
Who wants to be the lucky ones and stay home and get 80% wages
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as I said earlier you can see why in my statement gives you the 10 or so biggest companies you've got stocks in and thers about 6/7 that been getting tanked in the crash likes of bp,shell,oil price crash,no demand, hsbc,prudentail although they had a little bounce early oin today, rio tinto clobbered by slowdown, all these will be in millions of funds ,imo the falls are that big 70% of ftse market could rise and yours could mostly fall ,only surprise was I had no airlines/holiday companies in there,but others will have,vodaphone BATOBBACCO ANOTHER 2 in there not sure how there doing
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cider aftertiming moves in assets is still aftertiming, if bearcub was here he wouldnt be impressed
 i will price it for you, dow topped at 29,551, it is now 19,174. give it a year and it will be below 10,000 maybe even as low as 5-6000, but there will be rallies on the way down. |
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How are they they going to Get back crooked Claims ???
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case is on the money, my brother is the managing director of two small companies and today he told me he has two of his clients asking for deferral of payment (and they are already on about 100 days credit). they asked to speak to someone more senior, that means ceo of the european group. he told me the names of these two companies, they are household, i was shocked.
as i have said before, it wont be long before the only use for many share certificates is to wipe your @rse. |
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can I assure any of you that I would not keep anyone on at all if I was not taking in money.
I don't suppose any of you own a business and have no understanding of the situation |
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I bought rdsb around 1250 lol jolly.
I can't access my pot until at least 12 years from now, I'm happy to 'gamble' and get some oil giants in my book. I won't be crystalising anything for more than a decade. This virus thing should push back the green agenda anyway  On my personal picks I generally have an appetite for yield. Though have Ocado and one or two others in my portfolio. |
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In a low margin world, it doesn’t take much of a curtailment in revenue to male a business non viable.
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I thought long and hard today to bail out over next few weeks using whats left of 20p tax this year and 40 odd in april, plus a bout 20 grand tax free,still about 14 grand in tax, markets were up 5% early today but my pot was still 2 grand down from last night,from around 150 grand I reckon I could get about 100 grand out either side of new tax year,but could lose another 10 grand plus before then depending on markets,my old man advised me to stay put but might act next week
its a gambling forum so to get your 30.40 grand back never mind any increase its a 2 to 7 shot risking 150 ish to get 30/40 back,because of my age circumstances I,ll have to start emptyimng it anyway in 3, 4 max years time, scary times |
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Like I said before, if you decide to pull stumps you can move to cash within the wrapper, you don't need to withdraw it all and pay marginal 40% that would be foolish.
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N=Be plenty of newly employed staff at Many Restaurants
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Off the Social Cracked with a New position 600 quid a week cleaning the Shyteholes
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Country is sadly be Run by Mugs ,who will be turned over for Billions ...
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Assuming you're aware of flexi drawdown. Say your pot is £100K and you're still entitled to the tax free element. You can take the full £100K, £25K tax free and the £75K goes into a separate 'crystalised' pot which all withdrawals are taxed at your marginal rate.
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The True working man will be Lucky to get 90 quid if they are half dead
You cannot make it up , Can you imagine the Schemers foooking hell they will get the foooking Lot ... Fair play to them Foooking Mug hole country we live in ... |
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ive already got a crystalised pot cider that's why the tax free bit is slightly less than a quarter of whole pot
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Cool, so if you do want to pull stumps just sell the fund into cash held within the sipp. Then you can realise it at the most sensible marginal rate as and when.
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Employment will be at 99 % Next week Whole families off the Social NEW JOBS ,Monkey a week Cleaning the Bogs 40 employees in a 20 seater restaurant
Beyond Belief |
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dont be silly it will be 104%
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I am putting my christmas light back up all over the house and drive - FK THE LOT OF YOU miserable fkrs
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panasian panicdemic
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For SCs that read them
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  does that make me a sc? oh well |
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What about business that ask workers to come to work but on reduced hours, they then suffer because they end up with less money than the worker's sent home, which creates bad feeling for the guys who have to attend work. The 80% should count for "reduced" work as well as no work but it appears that it doesn't. If you have lost money through reduced hours but can still go to work it stands to reason that you should get the 80% make up to your wages too.
Also if you are self isolating through being in an at risk group you only get the £97 quid sick pay, this then leaves the individual potentially risking going to work to get paid. |
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97 quid, so that's 3 toilet rolls,some milk and one deliveroo......
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Can you do the double still, or is it called the treble now
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