Tag: cash

  • Old Age Pention Is Not An Entitlement

    PLEASE PASS THIS AROUND, UNTIL EVERY ONE HAS HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO READ IT… THIS IS SURELY SOMETHING WE ALL NEED TO THINK ABOUT!!!!

    THE ONLY THING WRONG WITH THE GOVERNMENT’S CALCULATION OF AVAILABLE PENSION IS THAT THEY FORGOT TO FIGURE IN ALL THE PEOPLE WHO DIED BEFORE THEY EVER COLLECTED OLD AGE PENSION.

    WHERE DID ALL THAT MONEY GO?

    Remember, not only did you and I contribute to our Pension, our employer did, too. It totalled 15% of your income before taxes.

    If you averaged only £15 000 over your working life, that’s close to £220,500. Read that again. Did you see anywhere that the Government paid in one single penny?

    We are talking about the money you and your employer put in a Government bank to ensure that you and I would have a

    retirement pension from the money we put in, it was not money that the Government had any right to spend elsewhere.

    Now they’ve started to call the money we paid in an

    ‘entitlement’ when we reach the age to take it back.

    If you calculate the future invested value of £2500 per year

    (yours & your employer’s contribution) at a simple 5%

    interest (that’s less than what the govt. pays on the money that it borrows from overseas), after 49 years of working you’d have

    £892,919.98.

    If you took out only 3% per year, you’d receive £26,787.60 per

    year and it would last better than 30 years (that means until you’re 95 if you retire at age 65) and that’s with no interest paid on that final amount on deposit!

    If you bought an annuity with the money and it paid 4% per year, you’d have a lifetime income of £1976.40 per month.

    THE CROOKS IN GOVERNMENT HAVE PULLED OFF A BIGGER ROBBERY THAN THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERS EVER DID.

    Entitlement!!??

    My foot !! IT’S MY MONEY!! I paid IN cash for my pension.

    Just because they borrowed the money to spend on other things, that doesn’t make my pension some kind of charity or handout!!

    Remember MP’s benefits? —

    free healthcare,

    outrageous retirement packages,

    67 days paid holidays,

    three weeks paid holidays,

    unlimited paid sick days.

    Now that really should be called welfare entitlements, yet they have the nerve to call my O A P retirement payments entitlements?

    We’re “broke” and the government can’t help our own OAPs, our ex-service personnel, our orphans or our homeless

    Yet in the past few years we have provided aid to Haiti, Chile, Turkey, India, Pakistan, etc., etc., etc. Literally, BILLIONS of Pounds !!!

    But they can’t help our own citizens!

    Our retired seniors living on a ‘fixed old age pension have to beg social services to receive additional aid, while our government and religious organizations pour hundreds of billions of £££ tons of food to foreign countries!

    They call the old age pension an entitlement even though most of us have been paying for it all our working lives, and now, when it’s time for us to collect, the government is running out of money.

    Why did the government borrow from it in the first place?

    It was supposed to be in a securely locked box, not to be used as part of the Government’s general funds.

    Sad, isn’t it, that some people won’t have the guts to forward

    this. I’m in the category with guts enough to do it – – – and I just did.

    I hope some of you will do the same.

    Credit https://www.facebook.com/ian.hawkins.1690

  • Dads Warning After Fortnite Money Scam

    We have Just been victim to an Xbox fortnight scam I have decided to share this in the hope no one will be as stupid as us.

     Vinnie who is 11 asked his dad on Monday if he could give out his dads mobile number on a web page to get a free game in fortnight they then claim they will send you a code to the phone and then you input the code then send it onto the Xbox to get the free game in Fortnite.

    No harm would come from just a simple thing like a phone number surely, it has got to be safe right? Wrong! We were so wrong.

    What you are doing is authorising mobile billing from Microsoft and somehow this person starts billing your phone even though you are not buying anything and have not handed over any bank details.

    £140 has gone over three days just added to mobile phone account so doesn’t show from your bank, if like me you check your internet banking it will not show straight away I didn’t even know that u could bill to mobile ?

    We have spoken to Microsoft and they have put a block on to stop any more money being charged to my account, however it may take some time to be refunded (if they decide to) the £140 that has already been charged.

    Do not trust these web sites which claim to give you free Fortnite games or any free games with just your phone number it is a scam.

    Emailed in by Joseph Emmerson

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  • Mum Sets Up a Justgiving Page For Sons Birthday

    A mum has set up a justgiving  page to get parents to ‘contribute’ money for her son’s 10th birthday instead of giving him the traditional presents.

    Paramita Sarkar says her son Adi always gets far to many presents from friends when he has his parties that they are pointless and not played with .

    So, before his tenth birthday next month, she’s set up a JustGiving page and is planning on asking parents and friends to donate cash instead – ‘to get something useful that would be treasured’.

    With a suggested donation of £15 per child, from around 20 children he is thinking of inviting to his party, Adi, from Bramhall, would have a huge £300 to splash out on what he really wants.

    Paramita, who’s taking her son to Disney World in Florida next week as his present from his mum and dad Indranil, said: “There is no party without presents but afterwards we are left with boxes of Lego every year which stop getting played with.

    “They get piled up in boxes and we run out of space to store all the board games – sometimes duplicate ones.

    “So I have set up this JustGiving page where I would request mums to contribute – not donate – instead of buying presents.

    “I can then buy something that my boy would actually appreciate and treasure over a long period of time. This is simply to reduce the clutter and buy something really useful.”

    The mum is trying to gauge people’s reactions as to whether her site is an ‘acceptable’ idea, or whether she’d be judged or have negative comments by other parents.

    She said: “Friends have said it’s a good idea so I set up the link, but I’m apprehensive about circulating it at school as I don’t want to feel judged.

    “I’m hoping they’ll be positive when they see it and take it up.

    “If everybody contributed say £15 a time, there’ll be 20 people and Adi can actually buy something really nice.”

    The 39-year-old says Adi, who’s in Year 5 at Cheadle Hulme School, will not be upset that his school mates  arrive at his party without gifts.

    She added: “I have explained to him and he is cool with the idea and also keeps asking how much collections have been made.”

    Paramita says there is no specific target for the crowdfunding, but she set ‘a humble one’ at £50.

    She’s already exceeded the amount after money donations from some close friends and family who attended a small party for Adi when they went to watch the Chinese circus at Tatton Park earlier this month.

    What’s your view on this? Let us know in the comments 

     

     

  • Online Fraudster Who Targetted Mums Advice Faces Jail

    A 21-year-old conwoman and sick twisted individual posted photos of other people’s babies on social media and claimed they were ill or dead, magistrates heard.

    Katie Ringer targeted two strangers, copied and hijacked their Instagram accounts and claimed the women’s infants were her own, the court was told. She had tried to post on mums advice main page and our smaller private chat group.

    Luckily for our members we spotted her and quickly banned her from the page.

    She used the pictures of the babies – one who was extra premature and another newborn – on online sites similar to Mums advice she had set up begging for money.

    The convicted fraudster even claimed one of the babies had died, Norwich magistrates heard.

    Katie, who now faces being sent back to jail, was hauled back into court after she was caught by police, we can’t help but to be happy at Mums advice that she has been apprehended.

    She was jailed for 2 years and 9 months at Basildon Crown Court in Essex in 2015 for 23 similar offences.

    This is one of the main reasons why Mums advice do not post messages asking for cash, yes there are many genuine people out there but it is always best to direct them to local charities or crisis teams.