Do you think Gordon Brown should keep his hands off our pensions?

Question

The government looks set to water down freedoms introduced in April that allow investors to avoid purchasing an annuity with their pension

Answer 1

Of course he should,the thieving old devil!! The Chancellor's policies are costing pension funds £6.5 billion every year, £5 billion in tax and £1.5 billion to make up the shortfall caused by insufficient National Insurance rebates.
In fact, the Government's tax and National Insurance changes have already cost considerably more in just 5 years than the total value of employer contribution holidays over 13 years.!!!!
I hope trade unions will lay the blame squarely with Number 11, Downing Street, instead of with employers who are struggling to compete in Gordon Brown's over-regulated marketplace.And its set to get worse, no doubt,if he gets his way,which I'm sure he will!!!

Answer 2

Yes, I think America should rise up against this misguided individual. I have had just about enough
of this and I aqm not going to stand for it any longer.

Answer 3

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