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Tax

Grand Larceny on a Super-Madoff Scale

Themes: economy, politicians, uk market, us market “Politics is about what works,” said Hillary Clinton. At least, we think it was Hillary Clinton. Someone said it. Someone who is an imbecile. Politics is not about what works, it’s about what you can get away ...
Read More | Date 24/06/2009
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What Obama’s Electric Car Means for You

More ways Obama plans to reduce America's dependence on oil Profit from Clean Tech’s revivalBarrack Obama’s decision to overturn the policy of the Bush years and approve stem cell research is great news for stem cell scientists. It’s also symptomatic of ...

Turn £900 into £1,660 with this 'Dragon Trick'

On BBC’s Dragons’ Den programme, entrepreneurs have just one, brief, ten-minute chance to persuade the four dragons (successful business people and potential investors) to invest in their businesses. And then, if a dragon is interested, comes the tricky ...
Read More | Date 05/03/2009
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The Government Kept This Big Problem Buried. Until Now

For most of the last decade the government has trumpeted its economic record. Growth was steady. Prices were stable. Employment was rising. But there was a big problem. At first, the government thought it had solved it. In fact, all it did was bury the problem ...
Read More | Date 31/07/2008
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Recession Has Started As Far As Two Thirds Of Britons Are Concerned

"C'mon you guys and dolls," writes a reader. "This new letter and format sucks." Ouch! My correspondent wasn’t finished either, going on to add: "This world is slinking into a neurotic depression fast enough without you adding your bit, try and resist." I’d ...
Read More | Date 09/06/2008
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What If You Could Make EVERY Day Tax Freedom Day?

Freedom! It’s taken us almost half the year, but we’re finally free! Free from the shackles of state oppression! No, I haven’t turned into a student communist. If you’re wondering what I’m talking about, today is Tax Freedom Day — the day when the average ...
Read More | Date 02/06/2008
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Blackout Britain – How Blair's Blunders Sold Us To The Russians

Garry White’s in a fightin’ mood today. Just check out this quote from today’s Smart Commodities: "Blair didn’t have the balls to make essential decisions that would have secured our energy future". Or how about this one: "When the government actually did ...
Read More | Date 28/05/2008
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Britain's Crybaby Credit Crunch Culture

The credit crunch has hit the middle classes. That’s the apocalyptic news Britain woke up to this morning. "Our services, with the credit crunch, are being overwhelmed by a whole new breed of debtor: middle class people" says Jamie Elliott of Transact, a ...
Read More | Date 19/05/2008
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Gordon Brown Was Warned: Don't Scrap 10p Tax Rate

Dear Spencer Livermore As you know, you are one of my closest advisors. I’m about to do the 2007 Budget, and I really want to get rid of the 10p tax rate. Only I’ve got this nagging doubt that it might be a very bad idea. What do you reckon? Best ...
Read More | Date 15/05/2008
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Brown And Darling's Twin Tax Blunders

Make an illegal U-turn on a public road, and you’re liable to face a fine. But it won’t be anything like the levy Alistair Darling’s latest move has imposed on the public purse. Darling has responded to the 10p tax row by raising the personal tax allowance by ...
Read More | Date 14/05/2008
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