and that has gone up as well. what is the reaction been and that has gone up as well. what is the reaction been in and that has gone up as well. what is the reaction been in the - and that has gone up as well. what is the reaction been in the industry and politically? and politically? over the last 24 hours this has and politically? over the last 24 hours this has been and politically? over the last 24 hours this has been trailed - and politically? over the last 24 hours this has been trailed in i hours this has been trailed in particular today, people have been shocked. we got so used to the idea tax breaks on pensions would be cut every year. will he cut tax free lump sums? after successive chancellors have done this year after year, this is a screeching u turn, some would say 18 months before an election but partly driven by the doctors. there is an argument that says senior nhs doctors had been retiring early because of tax limits and he seems to have dealt with that probl
negotiation, but to have a negotiation, but to have a negotiation, we have actually got to meet and have a tangible offer on the table and then we can go from there. . . . the table and then we can go from there. . , , ,., there. there has been some discussion there. there has been some discussion hasn t there. there has been some discussion hasn t there - there. there has been some l discussion hasn t there around there. there has been some - discussion hasn t there around lump sums being offered, would that be something that members of your organisation would be open to in terms of dealing with the current financial year? terms of dealing with the current financial year? financialyear? well, we hear about this but still, financialyear? well, we hear about this but still, nothing financialyear? well, we hear about this but still, nothing tangible - financialyear? well, we hear about this but still, nothing tangible has i this but still, nothing tangible has been put on the ta
thatis openly discussed. where do you think that is coming from? i openly discussed. where do you think that is coming from? that is coming from? i think that s cominu that is coming from? i think that s coming from that is coming from? i think that s coming from the that is coming from? i think that s coming from the government. - that is coming from? i think that s l coming from the government. there are mixed messages, but we have turned up to the meeting, the negotiators were there, and wanted to discuss pay 2022, so our negotiators will have prioritised 2022 and said, look, this is what we need to do. this is how we need to move forward. the frustrating thing for at is that they wear these mixed messages being put out by i think government over the weekend, lump sums, talking about the 2023 award. if they are indeed proposals the government is willing to consider, then put them to us. government is willing to consider, then put them to us. what about the idea of back then
warn that if oil companies don t want to lose profits, they could face taxes on excess profits. that would be what is called a windfall tax. it works something like a tax on lottery winners. a tax on lump sums. in this case, that would be the extra billions of dollars of oil company profits. for those companies, the record profits have been a lot like winning the lottery. in some sense, it is a pretty perfect analogy. i mean, they can kind of win, but everyone else. lost it s not like the old companies get, as the press noted, anything particularly intubated for those record profits. they re in the right place, the right time for them. the wrong place for everyone else. there was no reason why they should be able to squeeze after the last while ordinary americans just sit back and suffer. sit back and suffer. sit back and suffer.
a tax on lump sums. in this case, that would be the extra billions of dollars of oil company profits. for those companies, the record profits have been a lot like winning the lottery. in some sense, it is a pretty perfect analogy. i mean, they can kind of win, but everyone else. lost it s not like the old companies get, as the press noted, anything particularly intubated for those record profits. they re in the right place, the right time for them. the wrong place for everyone else. there was no reason why they should be able to squeeze after the last while ordinary americans just sit back and suffer. have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they re basically sitting on a goldmine? i don t think they have a clue. that s crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry s helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can t believe they re just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $10