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Old 12-09-2010, 21:50   #29
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Re: Cost of ageing population 'needs re-calculating'

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Originally Posted by PeteL View Post
im 21, during my life time i will pay many fold more tax than the current load of pensioners and i will not have a state pension at all, work 'til i drop
No you won't - prior to Gordon's hiking up of the tax burden to pay for his vision of Britain taxes have been relatively low and remain so compared with the levels of taxation paid in the past.
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