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Old 30-07-2024, 22:48   #85
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Re: Here comes the tax rises

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Originally Posted by Pierre View Post
No. Why would all workers, and non-workers from the 70’s onwards be guaranteed to be able to afford a private pension?

Do tell.
The average wage in 1977 for manual worker per week was £70
Adjusting for inflation today would equate to approx £399

The average weekly wage now is £ 453.30

Now compare house valuations/prices vs salary etc

You generally got a lot more for your money in the 70s and if people were stupid enough to spunk it up a wall rather than plan for their future. Well,tough ?

Furthermore (and with zero evidence whatsoever) I’m betting that those twisting on about this are the same people who say that all youngsters need to do to buy a house is to cut down on Starbucks/avacado on toast/Netflix etc
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