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26 | pharmacist + WMS med student | YT + IG : justunek | @BPcollective_

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@unek__
Unek
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1st class Masters of Pharmacy with a 1st in my dissertation, thank you Jesus 🎉🎉
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@mr_james_c
James Clark 📈📉¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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In a properly functioning market, the higher your income, the lower your rate because the lender (wisely) judges you're more likely to pay off your loan so are a lower risk. The UK is, however, no longer a functioning market. It's a series of overlapping price controls.
@giaccoangelo
angelo
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ah yes, the famous interest rates that depend on your income ??? welcome to the UK
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@trentconsultant
Mike Henley 🤨
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@owenjonesjourno Speaking as a urological surgeon (whose grandfather died of prostate cancer) this is the current state of the science. Not only are the benefits and harms finely balanced but there is huge opportunity cost in terms of spending much time, effort and money over-diagnosing men with
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@melissasigodo
Melissa Sigodo
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Sickle cell campaigner Simply Sayo who lost 2 of her sisters to the disease has also teamed up with Bus Aunty and the Deputy Mayor of London Dr Debbie Weekes-Bernard in backing the campaign which will see London’s red buses wrapped in a message calling for blood donors.
@melissasigodo
Melissa Sigodo
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Tiktok star Bus Aunty has joined an urgent appeal for blood donations as vital stocks from Black heritage donors run “particularly low.” In London there are over 3,000 eligible Ro donors needed to help sickle cell patients who haven’t made an appointment in the past year.
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@LoftusSteve
Steve Loftus
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That's about £73,500 take home from £135k gross. In 2007 you would take home £85.2K off the same amount earned. People today have it FAR worse. Like the country, all been downhill since.
@echetus
Stakeholder Consultant
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For a take home pay of £6,120 a month, you would need a salary of £135,000
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@albieamankona
Albie
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I’m on a Plan 2 student loan and the repayment threshold has been frozen into oblivion, just like income tax. Every year, without a vote or a headline, more of my income is quietly taken through fiscal drag and student loan repayments. At the same time, the government finds
@NeilDotObrien
Neil O'Brien
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Another bad day for Nick, 30 >Income tax up £658 >Student loan repayment up £239 >Rent up (landlord tax passed on) >Tax on savings up >Non working neighbour gets 7k benefit payout
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@starbennettt
𝑐𝑙𝑜𝑣𝑒𝑟 ⋆˚𝜗𝜚˚⋆
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i think child free women need to check their ableism and misogyny cause this goes beyond your personal views on motherhood and pregnancy she is clearly a victim of medical misogyny and negligence and her disabilities are not exclusive to pregnancy why are you making
@ms___dale
𝐿𝑢𝑠ℎ//𝑃𝑒𝑟𝑓𝑢𝑚𝑒 𝑃𝑙𝑢𝑔 ❤︎
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She lost her limbs because she had breast milk clog. Bringing a child to life sure has a way of unaliving you in bits. 😭😭😭
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@MakeupxChelsea
Chelsea
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i have a thing for makeup that’s a lil trashy idk it’s chic it’s fab
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@unek__
Unek
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20% off for Black Friday is all the reason I need to put more money into my ISA because what exactly is that???
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@AlsikkanTV
Chris Supreme
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no more indicators, the recession is here
@DiscussingFilm
DiscussingFilm
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First teaser for the ‘SCRUBS’ revival series. Premiering February 25 on ABC and Hulu.
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@unek__
Unek
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Oh my heart breaks for her 😢😢
@Raindropsmedia1
Rain Drops Media
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Chef Tini shares the heartbreaking news of the passing of one of her newborn twin daughters. 💔🕊️
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@JSRants
morticia
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War against women in heels 😔
@PolitlcsUK
Politics UK
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🚨 NEW: Rachel Reeves will apply 20% VAT on all private hire rides such as Uber or Bolt from January Firms had warned this "taxi tax" will push fares up by around 15% #Budget
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@FeliciaOdamtten
Dr madame économiste
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“Don’t have kids if you can’t afford them!” Ok but the child is already here….. Does the kid deserve to suffer due to circumstances outside of their control?
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@blixberrie
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I’ve prayed for times like this. Just so happy the consequences to his action was swift and financially felt
@AjMachalaa
Arthur🇳🇬🇬🇧🇸🇳
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“I know my ticket sales are suffering since that incident. Even the coffee I introduced no one is buying. So please I am sorry to everyone and everything I said. It was a slip of tongue.” -Burna Boy (apologizing to his fans)
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@PolitlcsUK
Politics UK
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🚨 BUDGET: Summary of the leaked OBR report before the Budget - Income tax and National Insurance thresholds frozen for an additional three years until 2029-30 - Pension salary sacrifice capped at £2k a year for employee and employer contributions from 2029 - New
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@theashrb
Ash
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LMAO Budget Day Mubarak to my fellow enslaved wagies of the Great British state! 😂🎉🎉🥳🥳🥳🥳🍾🍾🍾
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@unek__
Unek
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This budget yeah 😭
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@Naezrah
i just be doing stuff i enjoy.
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so many artist, black artist especially have never stopped being creative so this new argument is interesting to see.
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@unek__
Unek
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0.5% and yet …
@krishk
Dr Krish Kandiah OBE
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Ever wondered where your tax money actually goes? 💷 @BBCNews broke it down by imagining we each handed the Government £100. Here’s how that £100 was spent in 2023–24: £22 → NHS £6 → Defence £10 → Education £10 → Debt interest £11.40 → State pensions £4.15 → Working-age
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@krishk
Dr Krish Kandiah OBE
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Ever wondered where your tax money actually goes? 💷 @BBCNews broke it down by imagining we each handed the Government £100. Here’s how that £100 was spent in 2023–24: £22 → NHS £6 → Defence £10 → Education £10 → Debt interest £11.40 → State pensions £4.15 → Working-age
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@theashrb
Ash
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State Pensions eclipsing Education is very telling!
@krishk
Dr Krish Kandiah OBE
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Ever wondered where your tax money actually goes? 💷 @BBCNews broke it down by imagining we each handed the Government £100. Here’s how that £100 was spent in 2023–24: £22 → NHS £6 → Defence £10 → Education £10 → Debt interest £11.40 → State pensions £4.15 → Working-age
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