parliamentary information office: Pee off you troughing barstewards. You steal 67% ofour icome, waste it and steal the rest. The FSA chair was paid £800,000 basically to look the other way while Brown ruined banking legislation. That same ex PM then firehosed the state with excessive pensions, huge salary increases and bought another 2 million unnecessary jobs.
So no, we *can't* work any harder. It doesn't make any difference to us except raising you more money to waste.
Stick it, thieving whelp. How about you do more with mmuch less, such as reducing your salary to £15,000 instead of £65K? Ah, what am I thinking! You'd just steal the rest from me anyway.
parliamentary information office: The value of pension pots will be whatever it will be. That hasn't changed. All they have done is changed the set of unrealistic assumptions of growth in pension pots to another set of unrealistic assumptions.
The only currently sensible option is to assume zero real growth and base your savings decisions on that. Keep a constant eye on your pot, especially as you near retirement.
parliamentary information office: What he is trying to say is that people will have to work longer in order to have a larger pension pot so that either the financial institutions can cream off even more money in fees or bad service to pay for their greedy lifestyles or governments can cream off money in stealth taxes on pensions to pay for their ineptitude...either way we get rogered
parliamentary information office: Unless of course you are an MP: these politicians retire early on a pension most of us cannot even dream about!
Yearbook Online - parliamentary information office
So no, we *can't* work any harder. It doesn't make any difference to us except raising you more money to waste.
Stick it, thieving whelp. How about you do more with mmuch less, such as reducing your salary to £15,000 instead of £65K? Ah, what am I thinking! You'd just steal the rest from me anyway.
parliamentary information office: The value of pension pots will be whatever it will be. That hasn't changed. All they have done is changed the set of unrealistic assumptions of growth in pension pots to another set of unrealistic assumptions.
The only currently sensible option is to assume zero real growth and base your savings decisions on that. Keep a constant eye on your pot, especially as you near retirement.
parliamentary information office: What he is trying to say is that people will have to work longer in order to have a larger pension pot so that either the financial institutions can cream off even more money in fees or bad service to pay for their greedy lifestyles or governments can cream off money in stealth taxes on pensions to pay for their ineptitude...either way we get rogered
parliamentary information office: Unless of course you are an MP: these politicians retire early on a pension most of us cannot even dream about!
Yearbook Online - parliamentary information office
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