£41 billion on PIP
£8.8 billion on foreign aid
£8 billion+ on illegal migration
Over a trillion in unfounded public sector gold plated pensions.
Yet the government is chasing a £600 million saving on the triple lock?
On @GBNEWS Breakfast
The self-employed receive no pension and the employed in the private sector received no pension until it became compulsory a few years ago. My siblings, both nurses retired at 55 in very generous pensions that my taxes help to fund. I have no pension and will no doubt die working
@MariaMCasey@SkyNews@SophyRidgeSky@PatMillsUK ......or getting people with mental health issues such as fake ADHD, stress,anxiety and depression, which all humans feel, on medication and to work!
@SusanHarris80@SkyNews@SophyRidgeSky I have worked for 35 years as a solicitor, the first 15 years for employers who barely paid a decent salary and no pension or other benfits and now 20 years self-employed, who get zero support, working extremely hard to survive.
@maverick700Paul@SkyNews@SophyRidgeSky They are trying to manipulate the electorate to guarantee staying in power. They have the support of all the, mostly lazy,public sector workers, the cheats who claim benefits, the immigrants and now they are aiming for wealthy pensioners who don't need the state pension.
@trevshan14@SkyNews@SophyRidgeSky It's the taxpayer-funded public sector pensions that are bankrupting the https://t.co/HzRmMlXKwc is too late now to reverse the eye-watering sums we are paying to fund final-salary pensions which millions of lazy retired nurses, firemen,police and civil servants enjoy til death.
@SpursPremium@SkyNews@SophyRidgeSky They use the money of hard -working people to fund lazy benefit fraudsters and legal and illegal immigrants (and their 80 relatives each), who put no effort into life and contribute nothing.
@FriendPrimitive@SkyNews@SophyRidgeSky The state pension is not support as you put it, we pay national insurance contributions, in my case for over 40 years, to fund it. We should focus on reducing public sector pensions funded by the taxpayer. The taxpayer funds a 27% pension contribution for teachers.