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Old 04-01-2015, 13:51   #15
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Re: Retired may be able to sell their pensions.

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet View Post
Their salaries, etc, are already taken care of by the outgoing side of the ledger, and their taxes by the incoming one.

Deducting them from the ledger entirely is silly as they supply services which carry value in return for their payments from the state.
My point is that it highlights the scary percentage of people working the 'true' private sector. I work for a company that receives all it's work from the government, so I am not technically a true provate sector worker, this is certainly a big problem for Wales. (Not while London and the South East are propping us up though)
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