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Re: Reform UK's chronicles

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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
I've said it before, but the biggest issue with the triple lock is that if inflation is low, it will still rise by 2.5% or the average increase in workers' wages! It's a crazy system. It's designed to grow more than the tax receipts to pay for it.
It's clearly designed to give the Conservatives the silver vote. Perhaps they hoped that Labour would blink first, abolish it, and lose pensioner votes.
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