Good luck

😂😂😆 You think Global Finance is a data source?! Wake up fella, it is a magazine owned by an Italian media group. It covers only finacial institutions and gives awards to whoever advertises more. using their report as data is like using Daily Mail as data 🤣

You don’t like data, do you?

Meanwhile here in the UK we just approved a new 18 stage studio complex 😃

As long as you have no idea about what you are talking about we have no chance.

I ignore Swiss banking because it’s less than 10% GDP. They are an engineering nation not banking.

I may suggest relying on data instead of your feelings. Your knowledge of Switzerland for instance is off the mark.
1- Their main income is manufacturing and engineering services. Banking is less than 10%.
2- For income distribution look at the chart.

You said tax havens don’t generate wealth. So how come Switzerland, who is a tax haven according to you, created a per capita wealth of £540k and a per capita GDP of £80K then? They are 80% richer than us…

Why is Swiss Franc not plummeting then? 😳

Increasing the wages is exactly what wealth distribution is. The more people earn the more the centre bar increase and left bar reduce.

That is the problem. People are not earning enough to help running the country. Poor people = poor country! Chancellors must aim to help people to earn more, not to only help people to survive.

“A single person earning £40,000 may be financially comfortable, whereas a family with children earning the same amount might struggle.” As middle class is often caricatured as 3 person + dog, I believe £100K earners are still within middle class range.

So too is going part-time or working fewer hours. If more Henrys & Henriettas have to follow the latter route in future, that could undermine UK productivity & lengthen NHS waiting lists as more doctors and consultants fall into the trap.

FT had reported on how a parent with 2 children in London whose pay went a pound over the £100K threshold would need to earn more than £149K to compensate for the value of lost childcare support. Saving into a pension is a tax-efficient work around this unfair state of affairs.