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papa smurf 03-11-2022 18:53

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36139234)
My HSBC Online Bonus Saver is paying 3%.

Is there a limit on the amount they pay out on , some only allow a small amount of money in the account that attracts interest

Mr K 03-11-2022 18:58

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36139239)
Is there a limit on the amount they pay out on , some only allow a small amount of money in the account that attracts interest

10k limit on the HSBC Online Saver, more than that and they pay 0.5%. Not enough for my millions unfortunately...

Julian 03-11-2022 19:00

Re: Rising cost of living
 
The limp dumbs are priceless aren't they. :rolleyes:

Suggesting that people with mortgages should be given government help!

Pretty sure no mortgage adviser suggested the interest rate would never go up.

The idiotic, uncontrolled splashing of cash during covid means people now think the state will pay for anything.

papa smurf 03-11-2022 19:01

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36139240)
10k limit on the HSBC Online Saver, more than that and they pay 0.5%. Not enough for my millions unfortunately...

Yea:( my santander account only pays out on the first £20k and bugger all on the rest.

Sephiroth 03-11-2022 19:09

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36139239)
Is there a limit on the amount they pay out on , some only allow a small amount of money in the account that attracts interest

£10,000 and then 0.75%.

Mr K 03-11-2022 19:46

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36139246)
£10,000 and then 0.75%.

Nope, its 0.5% over £10k.

Sephiroth 03-11-2022 20:19

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36139251)
Nope, its 0.5% over £10k.

HSBC: 0.75% over £10K. https://www.hsbc.co.uk/savings/interest-rates/

Mr K 03-11-2022 20:27

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36139253)

Fair enough, I stand corrected !
It's 0.5% if you're cheeky enough to withdraw anything in a month.

Whichever way its a lot less than the 10% inflation atm.

jfman 03-11-2022 20:33

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Julian (Post 36139241)
The limp dumbs are priceless aren't they. :rolleyes:

Suggesting that people with mortgages should be given government help!

Pretty sure no mortgage adviser suggested the interest rate would never go up.

The idiotic, uncontrolled splashing of cash during covid means people now think the state will pay for anything.

It’s the fact the state has never paid for anything that’s put us in this £3 trillion mess.

papa smurf 04-11-2022 17:45

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Electric cars are to be subject to vehicle excise duty for the first time under measures to be introduced by Jeremy Hunt, the UK chancellor, in this month’s Autumn Statement.

People briefed on Hunt’s plans said that applying road tax to electric vehicles was the first sign of a chancellor “dipping a toe in the water” to address the fall in motoring tax revenues caused by the transition to battery-powered vehicles, as their owners also avoid paying fuel duty.

Last year the Treasury warned that “new sources of revenue” would be needed as the country switches to EVs. Fuel duty and VED raise about £35bn for the exchequer but the Office for Budget Responsibility has forecast that the growing share of electric car sales would cut motoring tax revenues by £2.1bn by 2026-27.

https://www.ft.com/content/405467f9-...8-2582890e7820
ooh heck never saw that coming

heero_yuy 04-11-2022 17:52

Re: Rising cost of living
 
I don't suppose it will be long before the electricity for EV's will be subject to extra tax as well.

Motorist is always the milchcow. :rolleyes:

Pierre 04-11-2022 18:15

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36139336)
Electric cars are to be subject to vehicle excise duty for the first time under measures to be introduced by Jeremy Hunt, the UK chancellor, in this month’s Autumn Statement.

People briefed on Hunt’s plans said that applying road tax to electric vehicles was the first sign of a chancellor “dipping a toe in the water” to address the fall in motoring tax revenues caused by the transition to battery-powered vehicles, as their owners also avoid paying fuel duty.

Last year the Treasury warned that “new sources of revenue” would be needed as the country switches to EVs. Fuel duty and VED raise about £35bn for the exchequer but the Office for Budget Responsibility has forecast that the growing share of electric car sales would cut motoring tax revenues by £2.1bn by 2026-27.

https://www.ft.com/content/405467f9-...8-2582890e7820
ooh heck never saw that coming

Road pricing is the only sensible way forward. You pay for the mileage you do.

There will have to be various caveats in-built into any system to cover lack of public transport, business etc.

mrmistoffelees 04-11-2022 19:25

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36139338)
Road pricing is the only sensible way forward. You pay for the mileage you do.

There will have to be various caveats in-built into any system to cover lack of public transport, business etc.

Makes sense to a degree, bet you it includes where and when as well though

Paul 04-11-2022 22:23

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36139338)
Road pricing is the only sensible way forward. You pay for the mileage you do.

In practical terms, how would you implement such a PAYG system ?

Mr K 04-11-2022 22:46

Re: Rising cost of living
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul (Post 36139351)
In practical terms, how would you implement such a PAYG system ?

Bung all the tax on fuel?
Not sure how they'd charge for electric vehicles.


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