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"Paying to print out your own concert tickets" Especially when you have already paid a booking fee for the privilege of buying the tickets | |||
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"The 40 hour working week... Capitalism... Our education system... " Beat me to it | |||
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"The 40 hour working week... Capitalism... Our education system... " Yep, work is a total scam | |||
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"AND..... When I pay by phone in the local car park it costs 20p more than using the machine. Explain that !" I presume the extra is because you didn’t choose the turn off the option for a “reminder” message. They set it to default and you need to disable it to avoid the extra charge. | |||
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"AND..... When I pay by phone in the local car park it costs 20p more than using the machine. Explain that ! I presume the extra is because you didn’t choose the turn off the option for a “reminder” message. They set it to default and you need to disable it to avoid the extra charge." I did not know that. Thanks | |||
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"Paying tax on pension contributions " And then paying tax when you draw the actual pension. | |||
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"Paying to print out your own concert tickets" This!!! Plus a booking fee. If you can't buy it without a booking fee, then surely it's part of the price? Gbat | |||
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"Paying tax on pension contributions And then paying tax when you draw the actual pension. " It feels criminal?! | |||
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"Paying tax on pension contributions And then paying tax when you draw the actual pension. It feels criminal?! " What!!! I thought your pension contribution was taken before your tax, so in effect you earned slightly less and saved a few pence in tax? Rip off! | |||
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"Getting out of bed and just living. It's just one big scam . It feels like medieval times when the poor where taxed into extreme poverty whilst the rich land owners got fat and fornicated got gout and syphilis. We need a modern day Robin Hood. " Carol Voederman? | |||
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"Paying tax on pension contributions And then paying tax when you draw the actual pension. It feels criminal?! What!!! I thought your pension contribution was taken before your tax, so in effect you earned slightly less and saved a few pence in tax? Rip off!" Hot take : It is, pension deductions are pre tax but then you pay the income tax on it at a later date when you draw it down Unless you are paying in so much to your pension that you have breached the upper limit, in which case you should be taxed, because lets be honest that would just be yet another a loophole for the rich to avoid income tax | |||
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"I give money to a man so he can give it to the bank so that he can own the flat I live in. But the bank won't let me give them less money direct to them so that I can own the flat myself" Been there and it stinks. No: not your place the buy to let landlord scandal. | |||
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"Nurses paying for parking at hospitals " Other members of staff are available | |||
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"Paying £1.99 to take my own money out of the cash machine " Another unpopular opinion : it costs money to run those machines , power them, fill them, count them, maintain them. Most aren’t even owned by banks. And you pay for the convenience of it being at the end of your street 24/7 rather than having to go to a branch between 9-4 during the week. I hate paying it myself but i can totally see why these businesses charge | |||
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"Concert tickets! I always end up buying them all and getting money back in dribs and drabs, the having to wait ages for the show!" On the same subject... Booking charges... Whaaaaaat! I mean Whaaat are they for? | |||
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"Paying tax on pension contributions And then paying tax when you draw the actual pension. It feels criminal?! What!!! I thought your pension contribution was taken before your tax, so in effect you earned slightly less and saved a few pence in tax? Rip off!" Until you reach a certain amount | |||
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"Paying tax on pension contributions And then paying tax when you draw the actual pension. It feels criminal?! " you don't pay tax on pension contributions tho ... Tax gets added back. | |||
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"Paying tax on pension contributions And then paying tax when you draw the actual pension. It feels criminal?! What!!! I thought your pension contribution was taken before your tax, so in effect you earned slightly less and saved a few pence in tax? Rip off! Until you reach a certain amount " aha. That amount is 40k pa. Or £1m in total. | |||
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"I give money to a man so he can give it to the bank so that he can own the flat I live in. But the bank won't let me give them less money direct to them so that I can own the flat myself Been there and it stinks. No: not your place the buy to let landlord scandal." If there was no buy to let, people that currently rent, would be able to afford to buy their own places. | |||
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"Concert tickets! I always end up buying them all and getting money back in dribs and drabs, the having to wait ages for the show! On the same subject... Booking charges... Whaaaaaat! I mean Whaaat are they for? " I particularly like being charged for an e-ticket! | |||
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"Concert tickets. Artists/bands charging tons for tickets. And all the added fees on top of the ticket price. If you want to go to a sporting event, like football, you're told the entire ticket price upfront and that's that. If you want to go to a concert there's the ticket price, more expensive the closer you are to the stage, and the booking fee, and the venue fee, and the person pressing the button fee, and the looking at tickets fee, breathing fee etc" Its not usually the bands / artists charging that much. Its the promoters and venues , but yes would it really hurt to just provide a price and thats it Also booking fee per ticket rather than order is a joke , same admin either way | |||
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"Insurance of any kind. But hiring a car these days forcing to get the extra excess cover... Life insurance House insurance building and contents. Car insurance. Pet insurance. Holiday insurance. Extended warranty insurance. Gap insurance. Critical illness cover..... You can go on and on, fact is rich folks don't need pretty much all of these as if shit goes wrong they can pay. We common folks are given the scare tactics, then when you do try to claim the old small print kicks in. Legalised theft." EXACTLY THIS | |||
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"Employment agencies denying sick pay and the Governments allowing it to happen. Shame on them. Long term agency workers are denied redundancy pay too, even after being their for two years...."because the agency will get them work next week." That is a lie! Sickening " I've been at my job for 8 yrs and they do not oay sick pay. That in itself is sickening! | |||
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"Paying tax on pension contributions And then paying tax when you draw the actual pension. It feels criminal?! you don't pay tax on pension contributions tho ... Tax gets added back. " Exactly. If you have been paying tax before pension contributions are reduced, you have a right to claim money back from HMRC for up to 4 or 6 years back, not sure whether it’s 4 or 6 years but you should look into it. | |||
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"Stamp duty on buying a house WTF is being stamped and why does it cost way more to stamp whatever it is for a £500k property over a £100k property...its just the government taking a slice out of any potential profit you might make when you sell it (do they give you a refund if you lose money? do they fuck!) Official scam tax for the privilege of owning somewhere to shelter from the rain and cold " Yeah, they tax you for the privilege of buying a house and then when you decide to sell it, they take a share of the property value increase too! Pay when you buy and pay when you sell. When you look at it closely, you feel like it’s some kind of mafia operations. Lol | |||
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"I give money to a man so he can give it to the bank so that he can own the flat I live in. But the bank won't let me give them less money direct to them so that I can own the flat myself" Haha, why should the bank take less money from you instead of more money from your landlord? Welcome to capitalism, lol. | |||
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"20p to use the train or bus station toilets" In Europe most loos have a attendant who cleans the loo it's common practice to leave a euro or two upon exit, so 20p is a bargain. In that there London village place it's a quid to use. | |||
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"Fucking speed cameras and fucking smart cunting motorways.. Bastard things " Northampton police: They've got money for cameras but not a single penny for speed signs! | |||
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"20p to use the train or bus station toilets In Europe most loos have a attendant who cleans the loo it's common practice to leave a euro or two upon exit, so 20p is a bargain. In that there London village place it's a quid to use." At least you can jump the turnstile | |||
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"Stamp duty on buying a house WTF is being stamped and why does it cost way more to stamp whatever it is for a £500k property over a £100k property...its just the government taking a slice out of any potential profit you might make when you sell it (do they give you a refund if you lose money? do they fuck!) Official scam tax for the privilege of owning somewhere to shelter from the rain and cold Yeah, they tax you for the privilege of buying a house and then when you decide to sell it, they take a share of the property value increase too! Pay when you buy and pay when you sell. When you look at it closely, you feel like it’s some kind of mafia operations. Lol" you don't get taxed on the sale | |||
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"Stamp duty on buying a house WTF is being stamped and why does it cost way more to stamp whatever it is for a £500k property over a £100k property...its just the government taking a slice out of any potential profit you might make when you sell it (do they give you a refund if you lose money? do they fuck!) Official scam tax for the privilege of owning somewhere to shelter from the rain and cold Yeah, they tax you for the privilege of buying a house and then when you decide to sell it, they take a share of the property value increase too! Pay when you buy and pay when you sell. When you look at it closely, you feel like it’s some kind of mafia operations. Lol you don't get taxed on the sale" It can fall into capital gains tax. | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 30/01/23 23:03:32]" Someone please correct me if I'm wrong but I heard big earners have to pay 40%! Tax on earnings. Makes me think it's almost not worth earning big money. | |||
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"Stamp duty on buying a house WTF is being stamped and why does it cost way more to stamp whatever it is for a £500k property over a £100k property...its just the government taking a slice out of any potential profit you might make when you sell it (do they give you a refund if you lose money? do they fuck!) Official scam tax for the privilege of owning somewhere to shelter from the rain and cold Yeah, they tax you for the privilege of buying a house and then when you decide to sell it, they take a share of the property value increase too! Pay when you buy and pay when you sell. When you look at it closely, you feel like it’s some kind of mafia operations. Lol you don't get taxed on the sale It can fall into capital gains tax." Only if its not your place of residence | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 30/01/23 23:03:32] Someone please correct me if I'm wrong but I heard big earners have to pay 40%! Tax on earnings. Makes me think it's almost not worth earning big money." Depends what you are measuring. Effective tax rate (total tax paid over total tax earned) lower paid workers have a higher effective rate usually But yes as a high earner after a certain point if you get a pay rise you will likely see less than half of it after tax , Ni, pension | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 30/01/23 23:03:32] Someone please correct me if I'm wrong but I heard big earners have to pay 40%! Tax on earnings. Makes me think it's almost not worth earning big money. Depends what you are measuring. Effective tax rate (total tax paid over total tax earned) lower paid workers have a higher effective rate usually But yes as a high earner after a certain point if you get a pay rise you will likely see less than half of it after tax , Ni, pension " Not to mention loss of personal allowance. There's also a 45% rate of tax | |||
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"Stamp duty on buying a house WTF is being stamped and why does it cost way more to stamp whatever it is for a £500k property over a £100k property...its just the government taking a slice out of any potential profit you might make when you sell it (do they give you a refund if you lose money? do they fuck!) Official scam tax for the privilege of owning somewhere to shelter from the rain and cold Yeah, they tax you for the privilege of buying a house and then when you decide to sell it, they take a share of the property value increase too! Pay when you buy and pay when you sell. When you look at it closely, you feel like it’s some kind of mafia operations. Lol you don't get taxed on the sale It can fall into capital gains tax. Only if its not your place of residence " Very true. I was thinking outside the box. | |||
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"Printer ink cartridges. Costs about 4 times as much as the printer itself & lasts about 5 minutes.." It's usually cheaper to buy a new printer. | |||
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"80% air in a bag of crisp " Especially the multi pack ones. | |||
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"80% air in a bag of crisp Especially the multi pack ones. " Don't get me started on the multi pack | |||
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"80% air in a bag of crisp " It’s actually nitrogen (or an air/nitrogen mix- can’t remember the specifics) that helps keep the crisps fresh…so it does have an actual use | |||
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"Being charged to take your own money out of cash machines at motor way services " Haven't used cash for years! | |||
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"Printer ink cartridges. Costs about 4 times as much as the printer itself & lasts about 5 minutes.." I have had an Epson ECO Tank for 4 years and only halfway through the ink! Only £10 a bottle to fill the tanks. | |||
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"Parking fines. I've had many and sometimes for only pulling over to read a sign. The time it takes me to read the sign about parking is enough for the camera to send me a fine in the post. " I've just seen BlackbeltBarrister on Youtube. "In order to accept the agreement of being in said carpark you need to know the terms and conditions. Being denied time to read these terms and conditions are unfair and can, nay should be challenged as denial of the right to exercise the right to decline this agreement (that is park here pay the fees, break those rules pay the fine/charges),". Basically they are screwing you by not offering a cooling off period, ie time to read, decide and leave. This needs a change in the law. Challenge it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OP0YWzxrsNA | |||
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