Betting companies think they'll make up before end of year, which would make tesla good speculative buy - I think not, it's a fight between old and new maga (musk want to strip poor/working Americans of basic services to fund tax cuts for billionaires, some of trump's evangelical backers aren't ready for that)Trump and Musk fight is good for the stock market!
Maga is divided for sure. US and China will have trade talk in London next week. I reckon that's the bit of good news to cheer the market.Betting companies think they'll make up before end of year, which would make tesla good speculative buy - I think not, it's a fight between old and new maga (musk want to strip poor/working Americans of basic services to fund tax cuts for billionaires, some of trump's evangelical backers aren't ready for that)
I knew Starmer and Reeves would blow it with an inadequate response, and they have.then the government should increase their winter fuel allowance to compensate.
We are are NOT economically inactive. We worked for all the money we now have to live on, paying taxes at the time and still paying all our taxes now, income, VAT, capital gains and death duties. In a good, well run country concerned for its citizens well being, we should be aiming to have an ever higher proportion of such people, no longer wage slaves for so much of their lives.7 million economically inactive
Solely and entirely the government's fault for preventing them from being employed gainfully by silly and pointless higher education policies.1 million youths not in education nor employment
It's just an often used polite form of word to talk about those in working age but choose not to take on a paid employment for other reasons than disability.We are are NOT economically inactive. We worked for all the money we now have to live on, paying taxes at the time and still paying all our taxes now, income, VAT, capital gains and death duties. In a good, well run country concerned for its citizens well being, we should be aiming to have an ever higher proportion of such people, no longer wage slaves for so much of their lives.
No, I do belong to this group since I stopped employment on passing 50, which I'd planned ever since 16 years old. That is 17 years short of the current retirement age.You and I are both pensioners, we don't belong to this group but I choose to continue working for health reasons.
The number is rather unexpectedly high.