Wed May 29, 2019 7:53 pm
Stevejonesfrom62 wrote:Do u really think it can be worse under him have a look around the south wales valleys thanks to the tories starting with thatcher destroying the coal industry and selling off the railways etc i can remember hard working class people i the valleys with morals the tories destroyed all that so no it couldnt be worse under corbyn and there are no facts to prove it would
Fri May 31, 2019 8:24 am
Fri May 31, 2019 9:10 am
Stevejonesfrom62 wrote:Oh ao the tories didnt sell off the tories then thought not lol
Fri May 31, 2019 9:11 am
Stevejonesfrom62 wrote:Oh ao the tories didnt sell off the tories then thought not lol
Fri May 31, 2019 9:32 am
Fri May 31, 2019 9:38 am
Fri May 31, 2019 10:27 am
bluebirdoct1962 wrote:I’m still bemused at Labour plans for introducing student tuition fees and when Blair was ousted, the Tories carried out LABOUR’S plan for introducing the fees and there was bedlam!! Labour accusing the Tories of just providing for the rich blah blah blah.
Abbott has been quoting as saying ‘West Indian women make the best morhers’. Racist??
And in the same interview she was ‘cornered’ when asked where she sends her children to school. She tried to squirm out of the question as usual but eventually was TOLD by the interviewer that they attended a private school.
One of the many reasons that I think people would be nuts to vote Labour is that this fool would be basically in charge of our police etc. Completely incompetent.
That and her JCs love of Hamas, IRA to name s few.
No way!!!!!!
Fri May 31, 2019 10:32 am
epping blue wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:I’m still bemused at Labour plans for introducing student tuition fees and when Blair was ousted, the Tories carried out LABOUR’S plan for introducing the fees and there was bedlam!! Labour accusing the Tories of just providing for the rich blah blah blah.
Abbott has been quoting as saying ‘West Indian women make the best morhers’. Racist??
And in the same interview she was ‘cornered’ when asked where she sends her children to school. She tried to squirm out of the question as usual but eventually was TOLD by the interviewer that they attended a private school.
One of the many reasons that I think people would be nuts to vote Labour is that this fool would be basically in charge of our police etc. Completely incompetent.
That and her JCs love of Hamas, IRA to name s few.
No way!!!!!!
To be fair I doubt the anybody could of made a bigger balls up of student finance than the Tory's have. Why do we pay countless millions on experts to take years coming up with the rubbish that came out yesterday. Once step forward in fairness but 2 steps backwards. Reduction in fees - could have been better a move in the right direction. Cap in overall interest payable neutral - ok but the interest levels remain ridiculous. Reduction to the payment threshold not so good but the extending the term to 40 years is just outrageous.
We need this to be treated as a loan and not an additional pretty much working life tax. In the liklihood fees are here to stay the reduction is good. Corbyn is away with the fairies if he thinks the country could afford anything else.
Interest on the loan should be no more than 0.5% above base rate probably with a minmum of 2% and a maximum of 4%.
Thresholds broadly where they are now althoogh repayments increased by from 9 - 15%. However all repayments would be tax, NI and employers NI deductable. In practical terms you wouldnt mess with the NI's you would adjust tax adjust all student loan repayments by + 45%. Additionally allow all pension contributions could be used in offsetting student loans up to the age of 30. Tax rebate fixed so not giving those on higher staring salaries an advantage.
Make it retrospective.
We need to accept fees are here to stay, but we've got move away from them being a life time debt burden, as much for the country as the individuals.
Fri May 31, 2019 10:43 am
Fri May 31, 2019 12:57 pm
epping blue wrote:epping blue wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:I’m still bemused at Labour plans for introducing student tuition fees and when Blair was ousted, the Tories carried out LABOUR’S plan for introducing the fees and there was bedlam!! Labour accusing the Tories of just providing for the rich blah blah blah.
Abbott has been quoting as saying ‘West Indian women make the best morhers’. Racist??
And in the same interview she was ‘cornered’ when asked where she sends her children to school. She tried to squirm out of the question as usual but eventually was TOLD by the interviewer that they attended a private school.
One of the many reasons that I think people would be nuts to vote Labour is that this fool would be basically in charge of our police etc. Completely incompetent.
That and her JCs love of Hamas, IRA to name s few.
No way!!!!!!
To be fair I doubt the anybody could of made a bigger balls up of student finance than the Tory's have. Why do we pay countless millions on experts to take years coming up with the rubbish that came out yesterday. Once step forward in fairness but 2 steps backwards. Reduction in fees - could have been better a move in the right direction. Cap in overall interest payable neutral - ok but the interest levels remain ridiculous. Reduction to the payment threshold not so good but the extending the term to 40 years is just outrageous.
We need this to be treated as a loan and not an additional pretty much working life tax. In the liklihood fees are here to stay the reduction is good. Corbyn is away with the fairies if he thinks the country could afford anything else.
Interest on the loan should be no more than 0.5% above base rate probably with a minmum of 2% and a maximum of 4%.
Thresholds broadly where they are now althoogh repayments increased by from 9 - 15%. However all repayments would be tax, NI and employers NI deductable. In practical terms you wouldnt mess with the NI's you would adjust tax adjust all student loan repayments by + 45%. Additionally allow all pension contributions could be used in offsetting student loans up to the age of 30. Tax rebate fixed so not giving those on higher staring salaries an advantage.
Make it retrospective.
We need to accept fees are here to stay, but we've got move away from them being a life time debt burden, as much for the country as the individuals.
Oh another thing. Student housing - Basic accommodation should be available everywhere at no more than a hundred quid a week.
Fri May 31, 2019 1:56 pm
bluebirdoct1962 wrote:epping blue wrote:epping blue wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:I’m still bemused at Labour plans for introducing student tuition fees and when Blair was ousted, the Tories carried out LABOUR’S plan for introducing the fees and there was bedlam!! Labour accusing the Tories of just providing for the rich blah blah blah.
Abbott has been quoting as saying ‘West Indian women make the best morhers’. Racist??
And in the same interview she was ‘cornered’ when asked where she sends her children to school. She tried to squirm out of the question as usual but eventually was TOLD by the interviewer that they attended a private school.
One of the many reasons that I think people would be nuts to vote Labour is that this fool would be basically in charge of our police etc. Completely incompetent.
That and her JCs love of Hamas, IRA to name s few.
No way!!!!!!
To be fair I doubt the anybody could of made a bigger balls up of student finance than the Tory's have. Why do we pay countless millions on experts to take years coming up with the rubbish that came out yesterday. Once step forward in fairness but 2 steps backwards. Reduction in fees - could have been better a move in the right direction. Cap in overall interest payable neutral - ok but the interest levels remain ridiculous. Reduction to the payment threshold not so good but the extending the term to 40 years is just outrageous.
We need this to be treated as a loan and not an additional pretty much working life tax. In the liklihood fees are here to stay the reduction is good. Corbyn is away with the fairies if he thinks the country could afford anything else.
Interest on the loan should be no more than 0.5% above base rate probably with a minmum of 2% and a maximum of 4%.
Thresholds broadly where they are now althoogh repayments increased by from 9 - 15%. However all repayments would be tax, NI and employers NI deductable. In practical terms you wouldnt mess with the NI's you would adjust tax adjust all student loan repayments by + 45%. Additionally allow all pension contributions could be used in offsetting student loans up to the age of 30. Tax rebate fixed so not giving those on higher staring salaries an advantage.
Make it retrospective.
We need to accept fees are here to stay, but we've got move away from them being a life time debt burden, as much for the country as the individuals.
Oh another thing. Student housing - Basic accommodation should be available everywhere at no more than a hundred quid a week.
How would you fund that mate?
Fri May 31, 2019 3:05 pm
epping blue wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:epping blue wrote:epping blue wrote:bluebirdoct1962 wrote:I’m still bemused at Labour plans for introducing student tuition fees and when Blair was ousted, the Tories carried out LABOUR’S plan for introducing the fees and there was bedlam!! Labour accusing the Tories of just providing for the rich blah blah blah.
Abbott has been quoting as saying ‘West Indian women make the best morhers’. Racist??
And in the same interview she was ‘cornered’ when asked where she sends her children to school. She tried to squirm out of the question as usual but eventually was TOLD by the interviewer that they attended a private school.
One of the many reasons that I think people would be nuts to vote Labour is that this fool would be basically in charge of our police etc. Completely incompetent.
That and her JCs love of Hamas, IRA to name s few.
No way!!!!!!
To be fair I doubt the anybody could of made a bigger balls up of student finance than the Tory's have. Why do we pay countless millions on experts to take years coming up with the rubbish that came out yesterday. Once step forward in fairness but 2 steps backwards. Reduction in fees - could have been better a move in the right direction. Cap in overall interest payable neutral - ok but the interest levels remain ridiculous. Reduction to the payment threshold not so good but the extending the term to 40 years is just outrageous.
We need this to be treated as a loan and not an additional pretty much working life tax. In the liklihood fees are here to stay the reduction is good. Corbyn is away with the fairies if he thinks the country could afford anything else.
Interest on the loan should be no more than 0.5% above base rate probably with a minmum of 2% and a maximum of 4%.
Thresholds broadly where they are now althoogh repayments increased by from 9 - 15%. However all repayments would be tax, NI and employers NI deductable. In practical terms you wouldnt mess with the NI's you would adjust tax adjust all student loan repayments by + 45%. Additionally allow all pension contributions could be used in offsetting student loans up to the age of 30. Tax rebate fixed so not giving those on higher staring salaries an advantage.
Make it retrospective.
We need to accept fees are here to stay, but we've got move away from them being a life time debt burden, as much for the country as the individuals.
Oh another thing. Student housing - Basic accommodation should be available everywhere at no more than a hundred quid a week.
How would you fund that mate?
Clearly not easy. On the student finance side the country takes hit in tax receipts during the loan repayment. The benefit being that people get shot of their loans and move quicker into a life of full spending power. A good few people are sent to college by companies, all those costs will be tax deductible against their corporation tax. So there is some principal of the tax payer already paying towards education.
The housing bit is not so easy. Cant see us ever go back to providing housing benefit to students. My main gripe around this is really around the private company construction of student accommodation and the ever increasing rents they want to charge. Daughter yesterday finsihed a 4 year mMath at Durham. We've been lucky there with average rents after the first year in hall being around a £ 100 a week. Sons in Nottingham and the private rents there are about the same but we've got friends who in paying £ 300 a week.