‘Accept that you are poorer’ says Bank of England 🤬

Accept that you are poorer, says the Bank of England. I mean, what the fuck? Get this right, a top Bank of England economist has said that people need to accept that they are poorer. People need to stop asking for pay rises. Um, you need to accept that you are worse off. To me, that is an utter disgrace. It is the Bank of England's job, the government's job, to control inflation. It is not our job to control inflation. Why should we accept that we are poorer? I mean, we have to accept that our taxes are unfairly high. Our taxes are almost as high as the highest point in what, the '80s and '90s? We have to accept that energy companies are making billions while our energy and food and heating and eating is going through the roof. We have to accept that our governments waste our fucking money. They send it over for wars. They spend hundreds of billions in lockdowns. And we have to accept that. We have to accept that they print more and more and more money. How many trillions did they print through lockdown? We have to accept all this. Why should we accept that we are poorer? I think it's an utter disgrace. It's not our job to control inflation. It is the Bank of England's. Now they're banging up interest rates, which means our mortgages are higher, our loans are higher, and yet they still can't get control of inflation. Well, how about this? How about you do a wealth tax, a windfall tax on the massive billion-dollar corporations and the massive energy companies? How about you reduce our taxes? So if inflation is 10% and they don't want us to have pay rises and they want to bring inflation down and they want us to accept that we've got less money, then give us the tax break. Drop the taxes down. It's just an utter disgrace. What is this world coming to? What is this country coming to? It's completely broken. The Bank of England— well, look, this top economist who said that we have to accept that we are poorer and we're reluctantly accepting that we're worse off— like, the Bank of England is not taking responsibility. They kept interest rates at what? Minus— I think interest rates were under half a percent for about a decade, but they have been artificially low for what, 12 years? So they're not taking responsibility for the fact that maybe they should have started eking up interest rates incrementally. So, you know, like boil the frog really slow. Low interest rates, high inflation. Just, you know, higher interest rates, low inflation is normally one of the ways that it works. So this pisses me off. I think it's completely wrong. I don't accept that I'm poorer. Um, I accept that my country is a mess. I accept that the Bank of England, the central banks, and the governments are ruining our nation. That's what I accept. I'm not going to accept that I'm poorer. I'm going to do damn whatever it takes to make sure— why should my cost of living, my quality of life, why should my cost of living go up when I'm getting less for it? Why should I accept that my quality of life, um, is much worse and live within my means and don't ask for a pay rise and don't spend any? Why should I accept all this shit? I didn't vote for lockdown. I didn't vote for billions, trillions to be printed and spent on wars and track and trace apps and whatever else they're wasting the money on. They pump billions into the NHS, which is like pouring water in a bucket with a hole in it. So Jack has said, is there anything we can do about this? There is. We have to take personal responsibility. We have to make, manage, and multiply our own money. We have to be entrepreneurial. We have to be the opposite of a government. A government is a, um, it's a monopoly, a corporate monopoly. Which has one rules for them and other rules for you. They can trade insolvently, they can make and print their own money, and you need to learn the rules of the banks and the governments and create an entrepreneurial venture out of it. So, you know, for example, I use bank debt, bank money to invest in real estate to produce recurring income. I've set up a company and I can get better tax breaks than if I was employed. So what we could— we, you see, we can't change the government. We can't. We don't even have a, um, a vote. Like, where's our democracy? I didn't vote for Rishi. I didn't vote for Liz Truss. I wasn't able to. You weren't able to. Just, you know, a few politicians voted in Liz Truss, voted in Rishi. So you cannot change the government, the system, the banks. Can't change the world, but you can change how you run your enterprises, how you control your money. You can make, manage, multiply money better. You can get your tax bill down, you can get your income up, you can start a side hustle, you can become an entrepreneur. 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Like, you know, R&D tax breaks, capital allowance tax breaks, all the things you can put through your business that you're probably paying tax on. You know, for example, I have LLPs that own my cars. So I buy my cars before tax, not after tax, which means they're half price. So Rob.team can teach you all this stuff for less than 20p a day, cancel anytime, no ongoing contract. You should not accept that you are poorer, especially as most of the reasons that you are poorer are not what you did but what the government did, um, increasing taxes and, you know, funding hundreds of billions through lockdowns and wars and things we didn't necessarily vote for. But you can vote for yourself and back yourself So I'll see you in Rob.team. Just type in Rob.team. I'll see you in the members area. And also, if you like me, don't want to accept that you're poorer, hit the share button. 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