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Nico Rjinders Piotr 𝔰𝔞𝔯𝔦𝔰𝔥𝔞 🕊️🩶 Specifically for S&S ISAs? No. There is very little aspiration in this country. We’ve had several decades of decay and austerity because voters for both the Labour right and the Tories think wallowing in a broken state and bashing immigrants is better than actual change.

Calum (@calum_codes) 's Twitter Profile Photo

For the avoidance of doubt: Workers who have a few shares in pensions, ISAs, and GIAs just so they can forge some kind of retirement before they die are very clearly workers.

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Emma Burnell I’m very happy to pay more in tax if that money will go to public services (I’m a socialist), but Keir Starmer trying to suggest that workers aren’t workers is fucked up. Landlords who don’t work aren’t workers. People with shares in ISAs, pensions, and GIAs are workers. 2/2

Robert Isas i Sellabona (@i_isas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Josep Huguet🌊 diariARA Ostres Josep, t'has ben despistat. Has posat una fotografia equivocada. Pel que dius havies de posar-ne una d'ERC. Res noi, això passa a les millors famílies.

Finance Talk (@financeglimpse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

David Venus-Coppard Steve Vladimir-Stalin Ye Olde Holborn☣️ Romy Cerratti ✝️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇩🇪 Emma Burnell I’m not sure what “this” is as no policies have been announced. If it’s regards capital gains tax, people already use ISAs and premium bonds. An increase to 24% (as has been mooted) is unlikely to change any investment decisions.

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DMview Luke Robert Black Keir Starmer The Labour Party Does that mean I don’t want to work for improvement for lower paid people? No. But I think going after ISAs etc. will hit people in that middle bracket who are striving to do a bit better, buy a house, etc.