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zoom rader wrote:I remember back in the 70s and early 80s the school grant was $75 for books.pugboy wrote:i forsee them parents who get thru with the school grant using it to buy hair and nails
Lots of kids used the money to buy Converse, which was $60.
I asked my parents for same but they got me a $18 Bata with the compass in the sole. The rest went towards books and uniforms.
That was my first lesson in financial money management
Dizzy28 wrote:What I think will come -
1. Increase in Online purchase tax
2. Increase in PAYE for high income earners (1m and above)
Dizzy28 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:What I think will come -
1. Increase in Online purchase tax
2. Increase in PAYE for high income earners (1m and above)
Well I was wrong!!!
Mmoney607 wrote:Apparently public officers will not receive the back pay because psa did not accept the 4%
Dat done tief since 2020. Hadda throw some dry grass over the hole nowpaid_influencer wrote:sMASH wrote:Nothing significant in the oil gas for next year.eliteauto wrote:This is intended to be a stimulus budget, money will be spent by those without discipline which could lead to greater inflation. People are burnt out and beaten so the release valve will be Christmas straight into Carnival. The hope is a ramp-up in the O&G sector over the next 18 months to finance the election goodies. Save allyuh money
30% food inflation and property tax gonna soak up that minimum wage pittance.
This is a contractor fatten up to feed the election machine for 2025.
Poor man NOTHING!
indera say the budget for social development gone from 3 billion to 5 billion.
that is an extra 2 billion for electioneering
Just to clarify, the psa put govt in court to get the 14%?death365 wrote:Yeah it's in the Industrial Court.Mmoney607 wrote:Apparently public officers will not receive the back pay because psa did not accept the 4%
sMASH wrote:Just to clarify, the psa put govt in court to get the 14%?death365 wrote:Yeah it's in the Industrial Court.Mmoney607 wrote:Apparently public officers will not receive the back pay because psa did not accept the 4%
VexXx Dogg wrote:getting more through allowances.
VexXx Dogg wrote:there are creative ways of taking 4% and getting more through allowances.
Everyone focuses on the %, so they can actually negotiate some interesting deals in the middle
adnj wrote:Rejoice! You're probably saving money on one or both of those.Dizzy28 wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:What I think will come -
1. Increase in Online purchase tax
2. Increase in PAYE for high income earners (1m and above)
Well I was wrong!!!
death365 wrote:
but i have said this over and over again, there should be less focus on percentage and more or non-cash benefits - vacation/casual/other leave, training "scholarships", increased insurance benefits, Public Service - Temporary loan of staff from one Commonwealth Country to a next etc etc etc.
Yes but very Sad it's not Africans importing or selling Injun hair.The_Honourable wrote:Wigs and weave is a serious economy tho...
adnj wrote:The_Honourable wrote:Wigs and weave is a serious economy tho...
Close Pennywise, weave shops, nail salons... all you'll get is a nationwide tragedy.![]()
greggle71 wrote:That appropriate use of the $1,000 school grant is a good point. It should never be 1. Do means test 2. Become eligible 3. Get grant because it will be used for everything else besides books
Hopefully it’s more of a credit system where you show your proof of eligibility, take your document to the bookstore and get items up to the value of the grant and let the bookstore recoup direct from the state
But then again I know my people, all it take is one bad actor working in the bookstore, giving back cash to the parent over the counter instead of books then doing the recouping with the state
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