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Thread: 8.5% rise for the middle aged today.

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    8.5% rise for the middle aged today.

    No bad, no bad at all.

    I think their season tics shud be even cheaper 😄

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    Couple of extra quid for golf balls.

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    Oooft more than that.

    Good work if you can get it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Returnofrros View Post
    Oooft more than that.

    Good work if you can get it
    £15/£16 a week?

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    Nearly £1,000 per annum.

    And yet ridiculous difference in season ticks remain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Returnofrros View Post
    No bad, no bad at all.

    I think their season tics shud be even cheaper ��
    However the personal allowance has remained frozen which means that pensioners who have company pension or personal pension pay more tax on it.

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    I'll only get around an extra £500 on my RAF pension - about £40 per month. I'll then pay 45% tax on it so it'll be worth around £300 PA in real terms.

    Not even enough to buy a season ticket for Dens - this government needs taken to task over how they treat us brave ex-servicemen and women who have given so much for the people of this country. Maybe they could do a deal with football clubs to mitigate pension increases against the cost of a season ticket? I'd gladly forego this paltry increase for a free season ticket.

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    The pension system is a bit of a joke and have just reached the age where you can access some pensions I have.Not the easiest thing to navigate,seems they make it complicated to try and baffle fowk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eric_sinclair View Post
    The pension system is a bit of a joke and have just reached the age where you can access some pensions I have.Not the easiest thing to navigate,seems they make it complicated to try and baffle fowk.
    I assumed that shortly before they reach the age for accessing their pension contact their pension administrators to notify them that they wish to receive their pension.
    People receive a letter from the DWP several months before they are due to reach the age for qualifying to receive their state pension.

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    Quote Originally Posted by islaydarkblue View Post
    However the personal allowance has remained frozen which means that pensioners who have company pension or personal pension pay more tax on it.
    I've got a small pension with NHS, they sent me a letter saying increase of 6.7% on April 8, I'm now actually worse off by £28 per month due to the tax on this pension alone.
    Last edited by davydook; 10-04-2024 at 12:45 PM.

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