@IndexAndForget I don’t fully understand it, if you have £50k in your S&S ISA and then you sell all positions so you have £50k cash in there for 2 days while you are assessing the market to reinvest is tax due because you help £50k cash in there for 2 days?
@stuey_beef They want to tax everything, it’s only a matter of time before a tax on unrecognised gains is introduced so you will have to sell to pay the tax. It will probably start small at 2% over a threshold but once introduced it will steadily creep up and the threshold will drop.
@darrenpjones You’re raising more money than at anytime in history and still running at a deficit. Just how high do you want to increase the overall tax take because it’s relentless and all you ever ask for is more?! When does the government learn to control its own spending?
@WarClandestine I think it’s evident there is no real way Russia can be classed as a super power. They just fall into the same bracket as other nuclear powers that can’t really be controlled but they have destroyed their military reputation with Ukraine.
@FM_Szijjarto Why not call on Russia to end their war and return home and become non aggressive neighbours that would like to cooperate for their own and everyone else’s economic benefit so the sanctions could be ended for good? Wouldn’t that be a significantly better end result for everyone?
@EdwardJDavey Fuck me, bar Elon Musk from operating a business in the U.K. energy market because you don’t like the man’s political views but let you run for government while you’re up to your neck in the Post Office scandal which resulted in deaths. If you say so you absolute cabbage head!
@realcauchemar@GenericJes@rinalu_ Haven’t lied about anything? You can’t be serious. Weeks before they invaded they were all on tv saying they had no intention of invading Ukraine 🤣
@Logicalpriroity@Notnanoturner@BRICSinfo Literally trying to start a war?! We aren’t idiots, we’ve seen how Russia did it and if we wanted war we’d just invade Russia and there’s the war. However unlike Russia we aren’t warmongers so haven’t invaded Russia like they did Ukraine.
@daniellismore As someone that has worked in the food industry for the last 8 yrs across 2 sectors I can tell you that Brexit isn’t responsible for the rapid price increases in food, energy prices are the driving factor. I hope this helps for more accurate information.
@theojovi@DEFCON_YI@DI313_ Imagine being stupid enough to try and have arguments on here about this subject and not even knowing Russia and Japan have been to war with each other before 🤣 credibility for anything you comment is now zero!