So he defined it as someone who goes out and earns their living and cannot write a cheque to get out of difficulties."He said he thought of a working person as someone who “goes out and earns their living, usually paid in a sort of monthly cheque" and who can't "write a cheque to get out of difficulties".
Speaking afterwards, his spokesman sought to clarify that those with a "small amount of savings" could still be defined as working people.
This could include cash savings, or stocks and shares in a tax-free Individual Savings Accounts (ISA), he suggested."
Keir Starmer attempts to define 'working people' tax pledge
The prime minister is under pressure to set out who he is excluding from possible tax increases.www.bbc.co.uk
Sounds like a disaster for renters.
Ditto the EU.
No but it sounds like a disaster for those that do
Why? Do you think their rents will go up?
Yes - well why wouldn't they if a landlord suddenly starts getting taxed more on the income. Or some other way Rachel thieves can think of
Which you can not take out of context from other things he said.
like fuel for example? Taxes go up, prices go up, people pay more.
Apart from this chancellor who is dripping out what will be in the budget possibly so as to not shock the markets, by dripping out what she will do the markets can factor in numbers.
