It's not a bad idea. I'm sure there's a discussion to be had about what percentage and what measure of wages to use, but it would help align incentives, and give a predictable situation where we all … (View Post)
Go back to a pure inflation lock, and the energy price spike only enters the calculation once- when it appears in the inflation rate. With the triple lock, the same spike appears in the sums twice. S… (View Post)
Five percent a year, ignoring compound interest. That's saying it's expected, isn't it? National Savings are offering 4.1 percent over five years. And if that fails, the government really is in troub… (View Post)