So everyone gets a handout, even those who don’t need it and the taxpayer foots the bill? No matter how much they use?
So why not keep the energy cap lower for longer? Oh yeah, it’s a feelgood handout to those who aren’t starving and freezing.
And a tax landmine for whoever comes after Johnson to deal with
Bills are going up 1000 quid a year. Here’s a 200 quid loan available to absolutely everyone.
Yeah not entirely sure that’s going to help much. Especially when energy bills are just one area where prices are going up.
My current usage – 1400 per year, my future estimate – 3000…
Yeah, 200 pounds will solve it! F***-off Tories!
>But consumers will have to pay back the loan for companies in years to come, once energy prices decrease.
Hmm.
>**once energy prices decrease.**
Hmm.
Bold assumption.
Pretty sure that’s code for quantitive easing. Are we still doing austerity btw.
>But consumers will have to pay back the loan for companies in years to come, once energy prices decrease.
Seems like a pretty optimistic view as it assumes prices will decrease.
If they don’t, then presumably those people will be stuck with the higher prices AND will have to pay extra for this scheme too.
He said the other day with his elephant washing friend that there was no secret money tree, two days later this duo are handing £180 million to a country that’s not even in NATO (Ukraine) now they’re giving £200 per home 🤔.
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So everyone gets a handout, even those who don’t need it and the taxpayer foots the bill? No matter how much they use?
So why not keep the energy cap lower for longer? Oh yeah, it’s a feelgood handout to those who aren’t starving and freezing.
And a tax landmine for whoever comes after Johnson to deal with
Bills are going up 1000 quid a year. Here’s a 200 quid loan available to absolutely everyone.
Yeah not entirely sure that’s going to help much. Especially when energy bills are just one area where prices are going up.
My current usage – 1400 per year, my future estimate – 3000…
Yeah, 200 pounds will solve it! F***-off Tories!
>But consumers will have to pay back the loan for companies in years to come, once energy prices decrease.
Hmm.
>**once energy prices decrease.**
Hmm.
Bold assumption.
Pretty sure that’s code for quantitive easing. Are we still doing austerity btw.
>But consumers will have to pay back the loan for companies in years to come, once energy prices decrease.
Seems like a pretty optimistic view as it assumes prices will decrease.
If they don’t, then presumably those people will be stuck with the higher prices AND will have to pay extra for this scheme too.
He said the other day with his elephant washing friend that there was no secret money tree, two days later this duo are handing £180 million to a country that’s not even in NATO (Ukraine) now they’re giving £200 per home 🤔.
Where the tree!!!