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Old 03-01-2011, 11:05   #1
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well the dreaded day of the vat increase is upon us, what are your thoughts on this? how will it effect you the most? apart from the obviouse rise in cost for food i think the biggest cost for myself will be fuel for the t2 as that is never a set budget and varies greatly dependant on hospital trips etc.
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Old 03-01-2011, 11:16   #2
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im thinking i should have filled up yesterday ah well wel just have to grin and bare it theres not much we can do about it!
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If you go to the supermarket and spend £100 on food, it will now cost £102.50. I don't think it will bother me as it is easy enough to cut £2.50 off the bill if I really wanted to.
The VAT increase makes a lot more sense than the VAT decrease a while back, provided it gets spent wisely! (unfortunately not very likely)
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Old 03-01-2011, 11:26   #4
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to me, i am just gonna deal with it. wont be great for fuel thats for sure, which will just go up and up this year, so thats my only concern. Everything else, food, clothes etc etc it isnt going to kill anyone, and if it benefits the country like they CLAIM it will, then great...but i doubt it will, and I doubt we will see any benefits.
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Its disgraceful. Those of us who work or have worked to bring a living wage home are again funding those who dont as well as bailing out fcukwits like Gordon Brown who've screwed everything up trying to buy friendship and popularity.

Im not remotely philosophical about it , im ******* angry
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Old 03-01-2011, 12:37   #6
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Those of us who work or have worked to bring a living wage home are again funding those who dont
thats a point i'll be feedin that woman down the road and her fatherless kids, little oinks they are, already had petitions to get em moved out the trouble makers
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Old 03-01-2011, 19:05   #7
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Its disgraceful. Those of us who work or have worked to bring a living wage home are again funding those who dont as well as bailing out fcukwits like Gordon Brown who've screwed everything up trying to buy friendship and popularity.

Im not remotely philosophical about it , im ******* angry


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If you go to the supermarket and spend £100 on food, it will now cost £102.50. I don't think it will bother me as it is easy enough to cut £2.50 off the bill if I really wanted to.
The VAT increase makes a lot more sense than the VAT decrease a while back, provided it gets spent wisely! (unfortunately not very likely)

dont forget vat is not one every food item..


its on diesel... but not veggie oil..
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but to get food to the shops you need diesel.
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but to get food to the shops you need diesel.
excellent point, the increas i fule price will put the price of everyhting up and everyone will feel the pinch, except of coure the government and the Arabs
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im thinking i should have filled up yesterday ah well wel just have to grin and bare it theres not much we can do about it!
Um well its not to late the vat doesnt go up until tomorrow its the fuel duty that went up yesterday
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i put some diesel in my mistral today at tescos .... £1.26.9 per litre !!!!
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As well as fuel, shopping, etc don't forget you will be paying 2 1/2% more for:-

Electricity
Gas
Water
Oil for heating
Telephone
Internet
Mobile phones
New cars (Chance will be a fine thing, but also second hand cars)
Electrical items
Cd's DVD's
Alcohol, ciggies
Garage costs, servicing, MOT's
Clothing

Not sure about postage, prescriptions, road tax, rates, they will probably sneek up as well.

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As well as fuel, shopping, etc don't forget you will be paying 2 1/2% more for:-

Electricity
Gas
Water
Oil for heating
Telephone
Internet
Mobile phones
New cars (Chance will be a fine thing, but also second hand cars)
Electrical items
Cd's DVD's
Alcohol, ciggies
Garage costs, servicing, MOT's
Clothing

Not sure about postage, prescriptions, road tax, rates, they will probably sneek up as well.

and what services /etc can we expect from the government for our extra expenditure ? ..... more hospitals perhaps .... better roads ? ..... more police ? ......
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and what services /etc can we expect from the government for our extra expenditure ? ..... more hospitals perhaps .... better roads ? ..... more police ? ......
More unemployment, more cost cutting policies,
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