Tag Archives: Liz Truss
Our beaches stink – but not as much as our politics.
We are now but a week away from the result of the Tory leadership campaign which coincides with the end of the summer holiday this nation has been taking. Not all of us have stopped, but it feels as if … Continue reading
NHS shows our pension tax strategy is in a cul-de-sac.
Kat Lay’s article on NHS pensions in The Times yesterday has sent alarm bells ringing at the FT. Kat suggests that the rules around the Annual Allowance that have been flagged by the BMA for the past four years are … Continue reading
Is this the start of the Rishi bounceback?
Not many horses get discounted to 10-1 against in a two horse race to go on and win. But this morning’s odds see that Sunak’s odds have more than halved – though he’s still trailing by a huge amount. This … Continue reading
Debate won by Sunak, Mordaunt slips back, Truss improves
The quality and intensity of the leadership debate on Sunday seems to have favored Rishi Sunak, with Liz Truss gaining ground on Penny Mordaunt, while Kemi Badenoch’s advance has stalled. Despite fervent promotion on social media by Ros Altmann, Tom … Continue reading
Time to tackle pensions tax
Pension taxation isn’t working. It is benefiting those who find it easy to save and not incentivising those who don’t. It is causing doctors to work below their peak capacity and demanding up to 25% more in contributions from our … Continue reading
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Tagged Liz Truss, net-pay, pensions, Ros Altmann, Tax
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