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Sorry but what a load of waffle yes my pension has grown but so has my tax bill you are aiming your ire at the the wrong group benefit claimants who have never worked including many youngsters who have no intention of working would be a better target
I worked hard in heavy industry from the day I left school for 42 years so i think ive paid my dues
Are they paying for the pip and uc as well? I paid in for 42 years on the understanding that I would receive a pension on retirement so pardon me if I don't feel any guilt at all
My point is you are pointing at the wrong people how about clamping down on pip and people falsely claiming benefits who have never worked a day in their life
You do seem to have a problem with pensioners i paid in for 42 years and I certainly dont class it as a benefit more should be done against claimants who have never worked a day in their life
They will start low block although they are at home we need to be patient if we can score first it will force them out hopefully we can then take advantage