Full-time investor focused on UK small caps. Former CFO, investment banker & trainee actuary. Sometimes called JakNife, sometimes "Evil Banksta", often worse!
Here are now the 50 constituencies in the UK with the highest number of people on Motability.
The enhanced PIP mobility rate is £80 a week - £4,160 a year.
If you spot any trends then send me answers on a postcard please.
Revealed: The private equity firm Epiris will tomorrow launch a formal offer for Gamma Communications, with a recommendation expected from the London-listed telecoms company’s board. A rival bid from Waterland and Giacom is likely to be tabled next month.
#SNX Has the feel of a 'transformation project' going off the rails (with architect Bob Holt departing early). Not sure bringing Peter Kear (who took 6 years to turn a non SaaS model to a non SaaS model at #CLBS) is going to help.
It's almost as if people don't understand how Corporation tax works!?
Barclays already pays substantial taxes such as VAT, business rates, National Insurance, the UK Bank levy, etc, etc. But on the specific point of profits, Barclays pays 25% corporation tax rate on its profits.
So if Barclays' profits go up 31%, its UK corporation tax *ALSO* goes up 31%!!! Profits soar and taxes soar too!!!
You should celebrate capitalism you hard left nutters, higher profits *automatically* leads to higher taxes to pay for your subsidised fair-trade shade-grown mocha lattes with carbon-neutral oat milk!
It's a wonderful theory but doesn't work in practice. Every country that has introduced a wealth tax has eventually reversed it because it doesn't work practically. How long before Norway reverses?
Super-rich abandoning Norway at record rate as wealth tax rises slightly
https://t.co/TxsUMNDaxp
Perhaps the key isn't to obsess about tax tax tax tax tax and instead focus on delivering value for money, educate kids about finances, encourage an entrepreneurial mentality in our kids from the cradle and genuinely celebrate wealth creation? Then the "pie" will be bigger for everyone!
In memory of Ann Widdecombe 1/7
I rarely post on X, mainly out of concern of being judged by friends or leaving a trail that investors in our businesses might disapprove of. What I really mean is because of a self-interested fear of people.
For the next two days, we will pause our satire and share clips celebrating Ann Widdecombe’s greatest moments. Ann was a fearless champion of free speech, and her words feel more relevant than ever.
Please join us in paying tribute to her.