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And let's no forget....islays having a whine aboot me refusing to subsidise better AFF middle aged pensioners into Dens.
And as for DSA they rip off clubs all the time, more disabled and carers go to away games from DSA clubs than make the annual ****ing pilgrimage to Lourdes........so tak nae bull from them either.
6 folk from a club and get tics for player of the year and tynecastle......absolute *******s.
And finally I'm stunned they can read anything that's posted, nelmsys arse must have lights for them to see anything.
Don't worry, Labour will make a mess of the pension system. They will find some way to cripple the people who make the most use of the allowance that enables someone to pay money into their pension pot out of gross earnings. Earn ?100k a year. If you want you can pay ?60k into your pension pot and pay tax on the balance. So you save ?24k in tax. Then if you have a defined contribution union scheme, on your death, you can pass any funds on to your wife or child tax free and exempt from inheritance tax.
Defined Benefit Scheme, public sector mainly, costs a fortune and isn't available for the same arrangements. You can arrange for your spouse to have a pension on the event of your death but no residual sum is available for transfer, and therefore no danger of inheritance tax.
Why do the rich a greater benefit? There must have been some reason, in the beginning, surely?
Just like working farmers whose family have farmed for years. It is understandable that they could have an asset value for their land that would put them into having to pay inheritance tax, and no cash to pay the tax. That's why they were exempt. Along comes some clever tax consultant and Dyson buys a farm which takes whatever he paid for it out of his inheritance tax liability. That's abuse of the system, in my book.
Maybe the Defined Contribution system of pension tax relief is being similarly abused by the rich? Pile money into your pension scheme and you take it out of the inheritance tax system and you don't pay income tax until you or your beneficiary takes money out.
Forgot to add, public sector Final Salary Schemes don't create a pension pot for each individual. Maybe that's why Labour want to change the rules? They see the cash value of a Defined benefit scheme and think they should be entitled to the capital sum that is needed to generate their annual pension rights.