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The middle class lifestyle is a trap Nice apartment New car payment 2 holidays a year Eating out every weekend Looks successful Keeps you broke for 40 years.

People dont realise how many layers of tax there are Income tax National insurance Fuel duty VAT Council tax By the time money moves through the system a few times, the state has taken a huge slice of almost every pound you earn The real debate is not left vs right anymore, it is how much of your own money you are actually allowed to keep.

Learn high value skills Hustle on side projects Live below your means Start investing early Network with people 2–3 steps ahead Learn how money actually works Do this consistently and by 27 you can be way ahead of most

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🚨ZERO DEPOSIT PROPERTY __________________________________ Most people don’t know this exists 👇 PLEASE SHARE WITH ANY STUDENTS Some UK lenders offer 100% mortgages for university students. 💥No deposit required The idea is simple: • Parents guarantee the loan • Student buys a small property near campus • Spare rooms rented to other students Rent can cover most (or all) of the mortgage. Graduate with a property instead of just student debt. Not for everyone, but interesting how little this gets talked about. Graduate from Uni already on the property ladder - sell > use equity to purchase new home

💰People say “tax the rich more” like it’s never been tried. But the UK already did In the 1960s and 70s the top tax rate on investment income hit 98%. Yes… ninety eight percent. If you earned £100 from dividends, rent, or investments… you kept £2. The policy came from governments under Clement Attlee and later Harold Wilson. So what happened? Did inequality disappear? Did the rich suddenly become poor? No. They did what wealthy people always do: moved abroad deferred income converted it into capital gains built complex tax structures Some even left the country completely. Artists like Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones famously became tax exiles. Here is the uncomfortable truth: You can tax income. You cannot easily tax mobility, assets, and strategy. The richer someone becomes, the more options they have. Which raises a better question people rarely ask: If taxing the rich at 98% didn’t solve inequality… what actually will? 🤔 Comment below. This situation is only going to get worse

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