Soldato
How does one become a participant?
Friend or distant family of your local MP?
Friend or distant family of your local MP?
Okay, it's interesting then. Would the government tax the company I work for to help pay for it, I then get paid a little less, but I'm getting the UBI?
I'm far from a finances expert, but if all of a sudden everyone has more money, don't things just become a bit more expensive and we're back closer to where we started? The money being given out has to come from somewhere?
Also, at the moment everyone doesn't receive the same benefits. Some need more than others for various things. How is that dealt with? Some still get more benefits too, I assume?
No, because there is no state ownership of the industries. it is capitalism with higher taxes and a greater redistribution of wealthWell then just a decline into communism, and you will end up with soviet style queues for the latest bread delivery.
Because £1600 a month is not much? Its not even half of @dLockers mortgageWhy would you choose to work?
Not entirely sure what to make of it, hence the post to see what everyone else thought.
Are you the same Jon from the landlords forum?Giving people a bunch of money for doing nothing doesn’t sound the greatest of ideas tbh, and at some point it’s possible for whatever government to run out of other peoples money.
You and I seem to be on the same wave length on that.Not entirely sure what to make of it, hence the post to see what everyone else thought.
Giving people a bunch of money for doing nothing doesn’t sound the greatest of ideas tbh, and at some point it’s possible for whatever government to run out of other peoples money.
And if it did become the norm, they’d have to look at increasing pension payments?
People that have a disproportionate amount of wealth and incomeam I understanding this right - they want to give everyone £19k a year for nothing? - where's that money going to come from?
am I understanding this right - they want to give everyone £19k a year for nothing? - where's that money going to come from?
[for clarity I'm assuming that means the top 1%, not all higher rate taxpayers]People that have a disproportionate amount of wealth and income
why would stacking shelves only earn you 1k a year?
or.do you misunderstand UBI? You still earn a UBI whether you work or not, so the same motivation is there to earn more, but it gives you the flexibility to pull back from work yo focus on health, family, education or charity work, and removes the risks of loosing jobs and the downward spiral of unemployment. It also puts a big incentive on employers to make the work-life balance acceptable and create a work environment where people are excited to help the employer work towards their vision. It also necessitates a much higher base salary
It is irrelevant because by the time everyone's baseline is £19k; "zero" will effectively become £19k. A mars bar will be like 18 quid.am I understanding this right - they want to give everyone £19k a year for nothing? - where's that money going to come from?