ChatterBank0 min ago
What An Insult.
Many of the State Pensioners who are struggling to pay their bills , keep warm, and feed themselves are to be given a Christmas Bonus from this Conservative Govt of millionaire MPS and a multi millionaire PM
of .....£10 What an insult , enjoy your bag of crisps ,because that's about all you can buy with £10 these days in the UK.
of .....£10 What an insult , enjoy your bag of crisps ,because that's about all you can buy with £10 these days in the UK.
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Just a slight correction - they are not being given it by the government but by the people who pay tax and NI. Quite where you get the idea that the government has its own money is unclear.
Other than that, a very good question which highlights, yet again, the evil nature of a government which spent around £400bn of taxpayers' money, paying people to sit at home munching Hobnobs for the best part of two years.
Other than that, a very good question which highlights, yet again, the evil nature of a government which spent around £400bn of taxpayers' money, paying people to sit at home munching Hobnobs for the best part of two years.
// State Pensioners who are struggling to pay their bills , keep warm, and feed themselves //
Inspite of the winter fuel allowance, energy discounts, council tax reduction and £10 Xmas bonus, many state pensioners will face an uphill financial struggle.
Perhaps one way of combating the problem of keeping warm, would be to gather several state pensioners (with their consent), placing them under one household throughout the winter period?
Since many of the elderly complain of being alone, it would also promote much needed companionship.
Also food bills would work out cheaper. Since a jumbo size box of wheatybangs breakfast cereal, gives you more bang for your buck.
Inspite of the winter fuel allowance, energy discounts, council tax reduction and £10 Xmas bonus, many state pensioners will face an uphill financial struggle.
Perhaps one way of combating the problem of keeping warm, would be to gather several state pensioners (with their consent), placing them under one household throughout the winter period?
Since many of the elderly complain of being alone, it would also promote much needed companionship.
Also food bills would work out cheaper. Since a jumbo size box of wheatybangs breakfast cereal, gives you more bang for your buck.
> £10 in 1972 is equivalent in purchasing power to about £155.94 today
£108.20, according to the Bank of England ...
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£108.20, according to the Bank of England ...
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NJ @ 08.43 "They are not given it by the government but by the people who pay tax and NI." ...Do you mean the same people who gave Baroness Mone £29m And her Cronies PPE Med £203m , for useless PPE equipment And the same people who gave Matt Hancock's former neighbour £40m for useless PPE, equipment. And the same tax payers who are paying for MPs staff Christmas parties .
And you are trying to justify This rag tag mob of a Tory Govt Paying state pensioners a measly £10 Xmas bonus. Shame on you.
And you are trying to justify This rag tag mob of a Tory Govt Paying state pensioners a measly £10 Xmas bonus. Shame on you.
// Zebu,that already exists as Care Homes//
I am referring to those state pensioners who live alone in council and private housing.
The very same people I meet that come into the ageUK daycentres. They have real concerns about the cost of living crisis and equally important, the abject feeling of loneliness!
I am referring to those state pensioners who live alone in council and private housing.
The very same people I meet that come into the ageUK daycentres. They have real concerns about the cost of living crisis and equally important, the abject feeling of loneliness!
