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Feels dangerously close to Kwarteng informing insider trading.
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It feels like they are deliberately tanking themselves.
Tampering with pensions and mortgages is just about the most sure fire way to piss off the country.
That being said that is an extremely hypothetical tweet, I cannot see them touching the state pension.
The Tories launched their attack on the state pension under David Cameron, when they began the process of pushing back the pensionable age. I’ll be 67 when I claim mine. For people born in the 1970s, State Pension age goes up to 68.
I agree but there is a strong difference between it being pushed back to 68 and abolishing it.
I was born in 1989, I would be amazed if it isn’t at least back to 70 by the time I get around to claiming it.
It’s a good bellwether of how standards are falling generation by generation, my Grandparents were all retired by 60 (although to be fair one of those was medical retirement).
The Tories launched their attack on the state pension under David Cameron, when they began the process of pushing back the pensionable age. I’ll be 67 when I claim mine. For people born in the 1970s, State Pension age goes up to 68.
I have been saying similar for a long time.Feels dangerously close to Kwarteng informing insider trading.
I read earlier the other politics thread, I noticed you post on there………what a god awful place that is.
Some very right wing deluded souls on there.

It's full of lunatics
Not to be taken seriously though
Some of the comments on there are baffling,are they on the wind up or they seriously think that way?
The Tories launched their attack on the state pension under David Cameron, when they began the process of pushing back the pensionable age. I’ll be 67 when I claim mine. For people born in the 1970s, State Pension age goes up to 68.
There is a plus in this. I just googled it and I was convinced mine was 68, but it is 67
You just gave me a pay rise![]()

Fair play on him for speaking up to correct the record rather than trying to play it up out of partisanship or something. That's about all I'd ever give that particular guy credit for.Dom Hauschild writes for the Times, apparently.
The dishonest state of journalism knows no bounds.
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Oh come on, there's more to him than that.....you try walking around with a cat balanced on your head all day!Fair play on him for speaking up to correct the record rather than trying to play it up out of partisanship or something. That's about all I'd ever give that particular guy credit for.
Looks more like someone shot the cat on his head.Oh come on, there's more to him than that.....you try walking around with a cat balanced on your head all day!