WASPI Campaign .... State Pensions
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Savvy enough to twig that she can keep on working for a living - and not afraid to either. :j
But not quite on the ball with her facts. Gosh I am older than her and I can remember its 18 months, she should be ashamed. How is she going to run the country when she can't remember a simple fact. Tut tut.Sell £1500
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During PMQs... Theresa May just mentioned that the transitional reliefs mean that it was a maximum 12 month wait that women have had.
"no one would experience a change of more than 18 months. In fact, 81% of women’s state pension ages will increase by no more than 12 months, compared to the previous timetable"Exactly! ... So is Teresa May as clueless as WASPI (2/3) are?0 -
Apologies if I've missed it, but what is the money intended for?You're not apologising .... you're SH** stirring.
In the WASPI world, people are supposed to just keep quiet, do as they are told, and never ask questions to which the answers might be hard. People have had their posts deleted and have been banned in scores for not complying with the WASPI party line.0 -
Dunstonh just misrepresented what she really said, undoubtedly accidentally, and you and others appear to have relied upon that instead of the quote from Hansard a few posts earlier that shows she got it right.
I actually copied and pasted it from the Guardian. Now that will teach me!
I heard it live but didnt take in the specific words, as you wouldnt. So, I went to the guardian who have a daily feed on what is happening on politics and they summarise what was said. I was more focused on the point that the SNP were still harping on about it being unfair that women have to wait an extra 6 years without realising to notice the guardian error.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
I asked a question that I don't know the answer to.
And from your response, neither do you. :rotfl:
It seems to be a strange variant of Brewster's Millions, where 1950s women have to blow £1m on legal fees in 30 days to get £100bn in pensions money.
That's the only way I can see how any of this makes sense.I work for a financial services intermediary specialising in the at-retirement market. I am not a financial adviser, and any comments represent my opinion only and should not be construed as advice or a recommendation0 -
I actually copied and pasted it from the Guardian. Now that will teach me!
I heard it live but didnt take in the specific words, as you wouldnt. So, I went to the guardian who have a daily feed on what is happening on politics and they summarise what was said. I was more focused on the point that the SNP were still harping on about it being unfair that women have to wait an extra 6 years without realising to notice the guardian error.0
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