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Married couples 'to get tax break by 2015'


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You automatically inherit if you are married...

not quite correct.

You inherit automatically in the absence of a will if you are married.

The vast majority of people have wills, so this is a nothing in the vast majority of cases. Next!

There are more.. but you can find them yourself...

There's very very few nowadays. I think you might have nailed the only one above.

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ok....

You subscribe to a classically mysoginistic religion

You have old fashioned views on family units

You are intent on keeping your daughter in a cage

You make comments about women breeding to get council houses/scrounge off the dole blah blah blah

An off the cuff comment about how women drain your credit cards reveals your true feelings about your role as provider and theirs as drainers

anymore needed? it might be that i have the wrong impresssion but that is the impression i have.

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Maybe if more people were married in strong relationships there would be greater protection from defaulting on mortgages and such like ?

This is the premise behind what the tories plan to do.

But it's complete and utter bollox, without a shred of evidence to support it, and much to strongly suggest it's completely wrong.

Tory thinking eh? Never let the truth get in the way of a 'good' idea. :lol:

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Maybe if more people were married in strong relationships there would be greater protection from defaulting on mortgages and such like ?

I think marriage is a good thing and there is nothing wrong with the system supporting a good thing... IMO...

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