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Not sure that is exactly how the tax will work tbh, but they do need to find more taxes.
And those taxes are being spent on benefits: 2 child cap removed, and very watered down changes to how people are assessed for benefits.
The next big thing will be the creation of a national care service. This will require tens of billions by the end of the decade and guess which current generation of old people will not pay a penny for it…
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The government needs to reduce the welfare expenses instead of making everyone pay morr and more for it.
How much is enough for that?
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This is completely fake news spin doctoring. The intention is to close the loophole where you can hold amounts of cash in a S&S ISA to avoid the incoming £12k cap. It’s the right thing to do in honesty, very few other nations offer a £12k tax free interest savings allowance, let alone giving you another £8k on which you can get tax free capital gains from the markets.
M2: I suggest you study the nationwide data on satisfaction with GPs rather than your own rare experience. I have a daughter receiving long term care and talk to lots of parents in a similar situation. None of us can rely on GPs. Some of them are in a worse state now due to lack of support from local medicine. It is really sad.
Anyway, how are CGT allowances generous? Anything outside of an ISA is brutally taxed! And they kick in very low. There is no ‘let’s let them build a nest egg of a few k for retirement, then squeeze them for tax’. Instead it is ‘what are you doing with that spare fiver?! Render unto Caesar that which belongs to Caesar’
Up until 2000-ish the interest on your mortgage was tax deductible but they abolished that (outrageously allowed landlords to still tax deduct it, so home ownership was even harder for families).
All of this money in ISAs and savings accounts is, of course, already taxed. So you tax people, then when they sensibly save their money you tax them again.
Regarding IHT, disagree this is generous. This is double taxation. There are some tax feee allowance but *unlike benefits* and *unlike the state pension* (also a benefit, tbh) the IHT allowances are not index linked. So they are happy to support those who don’t work but when you want to pass on your legacy they ignore massive house price inflation that puts more estates into the taxed group.
One tax change I support is taxing pensions that are passed down. This was not taxed originally, so there is not a double tax issue here and it is fair that the income is taxed.
The sad reality of all this is that p*ssing your money up the wall will be what everyone does, so when they get to retirement they will need even more money from the state to support them.