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People are annoying
They moan when taxes go up to help public services
They moan when they have low taxes but have crap public services
Labour lost the '92 election because the Tories whinged to 'The Sun' reading morons that they'd put up taxes... however Old Labour would do this to aid the country... but no the Tories won. Creating New Labour and now all parties are neither left nor right wing, just want to stay in power.
Or something like that.
They moan when taxes go up to help public services
They moan when they have low taxes but have crap public services
Labour lost the '92 election because the Tories whinged to 'The Sun' reading morons that they'd put up taxes... however Old Labour would do this to aid the country... but no the Tories won. Creating New Labour and now all parties are neither left nor right wing, just want to stay in power.
Or something like that.
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Ah well, i guess thats not a valid option.
cookie monster wrote:
> What happens when you declare yourself bankrupt?
Well, it'll be really REALLY hard for you to get a mortgage, or any kind of loan.
They sell of your posessions to make back what money they can - which means I'd lose stuff like my telly, CD's, PC, Xbox, bike etc.
It doesn't look good when you go for a job - and most jobs ask you on the application form.
> What happens when you declare yourself bankrupt?
Well, it'll be really REALLY hard for you to get a mortgage, or any kind of loan.
They sell of your posessions to make back what money they can - which means I'd lose stuff like my telly, CD's, PC, Xbox, bike etc.
It doesn't look good when you go for a job - and most jobs ask you on the application form.
What happens when you declare yourself bankrupt?
G®åpô²ºº² wrote:
> I agree that some dont do a lot. People like rockstars however
> deserve it, they give so many people so much pleasure.
So do prostitutes. Should we consider making it legal, and let them up their prices? :-)
> I agree that some dont do a lot. People like rockstars however
> deserve it, they give so many people so much pleasure.
So do prostitutes. Should we consider making it legal, and let them up their prices? :-)
Your Honour wrote:
> I know someone who has a just got a job after graduating and because
> of his proffession, earns only a little above the level to start
> paying it back.
>
> He earns £18 a month interest on his loan, and pays back
> £15. Apparently you can't put up the amount that you pay back
> each month.
>
> So he'll carry on paying £15... FOREVER! Because he'll never pay
> the bloody thing off.
>
> Stupid or what!
Although it's true you can't increase the rate of repayment, I'm fairly sure you can make extra one-off payments at any time. So technically, he should be able to pay it back if he wanted. In any case, his wages will go up sooner or later, pushing his repayments up.
Another alternative is to declare yourself bankrupt... upon leaving university you have few or no assets, and at least £12,000 in debts. You could go for bankrupcy and clear your loan that way. However, there are numerous disadvantages to having been declared bankrupt...
> I know someone who has a just got a job after graduating and because
> of his proffession, earns only a little above the level to start
> paying it back.
>
> He earns £18 a month interest on his loan, and pays back
> £15. Apparently you can't put up the amount that you pay back
> each month.
>
> So he'll carry on paying £15... FOREVER! Because he'll never pay
> the bloody thing off.
>
> Stupid or what!
Although it's true you can't increase the rate of repayment, I'm fairly sure you can make extra one-off payments at any time. So technically, he should be able to pay it back if he wanted. In any case, his wages will go up sooner or later, pushing his repayments up.
Another alternative is to declare yourself bankrupt... upon leaving university you have few or no assets, and at least £12,000 in debts. You could go for bankrupcy and clear your loan that way. However, there are numerous disadvantages to having been declared bankrupt...
Insane Bartender wrote:
> I got a little carried away. I can see the folly in the idea.
I don't know why but that makes me laugh
> I got a little carried away. I can see the folly in the idea.
I don't know why but that makes me laugh
WòókieeMøn§†€® wrote:
> I was agreeing with you up until that point. Some people just aren't
> capable of learning as easily as others. Granted, some just choose
> not to, but some simply can't. Why should they be penalised?
I got a little carried away. I can see the folly in the idea.
> I was agreeing with you up until that point. Some people just aren't
> capable of learning as easily as others. Granted, some just choose
> not to, but some simply can't. Why should they be penalised?
I got a little carried away. I can see the folly in the idea.
Tax people too heavily and they simply move abroad and settle in a tax haven. Tax people too little and other people move here to avoid paying too much tax elsewhere, thus straining our limited resources. Tricky...
I think the "sneaky tax" is national insurance. You pay your tax and then you pay about half that amount again in national insurance.
For what? NHS, bah humbug.
I think the "sneaky tax" is national insurance. You pay your tax and then you pay about half that amount again in national insurance.
For what? NHS, bah humbug.
That's Communism actually
Meaning you put in and you get out or something
*sore head*
Meaning you put in and you get out or something
*sore head*
bring it on ;)
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