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Why do I pay National Insurance?
I know I pay over £200 a month in tax:
So I can wait four hours if I need to get picked up by an ambulance.
So I never see a policeman in my town.
So I have no choice but drive to work (to go by train I'de have to go all the way into Liverpool St, from Braintree, and then back out to Bishops Stortford. I laugh at the suggestion of a bus).
So I also have to pay ridiculous amounts of tution fees for university, and have to get a loan, instead of a grant.
But why do I pay N.I? Is it so I also have to save for my pension 'cos there's no f#####g chance I'll get a government one?
I know I pay over £200 a month in tax:
So I can wait four hours if I need to get picked up by an ambulance.
So I never see a policeman in my town.
So I have no choice but drive to work (to go by train I'de have to go all the way into Liverpool St, from Braintree, and then back out to Bishops Stortford. I laugh at the suggestion of a bus).
So I also have to pay ridiculous amounts of tution fees for university, and have to get a loan, instead of a grant.
But why do I pay N.I? Is it so I also have to save for my pension 'cos there's no f#####g chance I'll get a government one?
SHEEPY wrote:
> Do you know my maths has gotten so bad I can't reckon how much that is
> a year.
>
> £13,200
>
> Dada
Who's your daddy?
> Do you know my maths has gotten so bad I can't reckon how much that is
> a year.
>
> £13,200
>
> Dada
Who's your daddy?
Do you know my maths has gotten so bad I can't reckon how much that is a year.
£13,200
Dada
£13,200
Dada
£1,100-ish
Tell us EB I wanna be a rozzer y'see.
:¬P
:¬P
In my line of work my salary is £21,000 per year. How much do you think I actually get each month?
It's rubbish, I recommend making friends in various jobs (transport, medicine, law and fire-putting-out) so you're secure.
It's Insurance of the National kind
It's terrible, sometimes I get charged a whole £1.75 a month.
It's terrible, sometimes I get charged a whole £1.75 a month.
National Insurance is in case the UK crashes into another country, such as the US. Someone has to fork out to repair all that damage y'see.
Isn't it so when your unemployed you can claim unemployment benigit?
Why do I pay National Insurance?
I know I pay over £200 a month in tax:
So I can wait four hours if I need to get picked up by an ambulance.
So I never see a policeman in my town.
So I have no choice but drive to work (to go by train I'de have to go all the way into Liverpool St, from Braintree, and then back out to Bishops Stortford. I laugh at the suggestion of a bus).
So I also have to pay ridiculous amounts of tution fees for university, and have to get a loan, instead of a grant.
But why do I pay N.I? Is it so I also have to save for my pension 'cos there's no f#####g chance I'll get a government one?
I know I pay over £200 a month in tax:
So I can wait four hours if I need to get picked up by an ambulance.
So I never see a policeman in my town.
So I have no choice but drive to work (to go by train I'de have to go all the way into Liverpool St, from Braintree, and then back out to Bishops Stortford. I laugh at the suggestion of a bus).
So I also have to pay ridiculous amounts of tution fees for university, and have to get a loan, instead of a grant.
But why do I pay N.I? Is it so I also have to save for my pension 'cos there's no f#####g chance I'll get a government one?