Last edited by Passenger; 7th February 2023 at 11:52.
They’ve been spouting on about how they are going to half inflation to 5% this year.
It’s as stupid as trying to convince everyone that they don’t need a ten percent pay rise as inflation will be lower next year and they’ll be no worse off.
Politicians really do think that the entire population are stupid.
Using Izal bog rolls would be scraping the bottom of the barrel.
McDonalds don't do Heinz now so no freebies there...
Nowt wrong with Lidl Newgate branded baked beans. Fraction of the cost of Heinz. Their Batt's Tomato Ketchup is ok too.
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Indeed, but they only actually need about 30% of us to be stupid to win a landslide.
TBH I don’t understand why the media haven’t tried harder to explain to those 30% that there’s a difference between reducing inflation and reducing prices.
Your cat food is very unlikely ever to be any cheaper than it is today, so let’s all rejoice with MickP and count our blessings.
Fromm EE my mobile price is changing.
My plans will increase by 14.4%, this is inline with CPI rate of inflation plus 3.9%.
I have sim only plans and buy my iPhone,s and some of the families from the SC, my present iPhone is a X and my wifes is a XR
Baked beans price check at Tesco.(no thanks required 😁) Price for individual cans.
Heinz 415g - £1.40
Tesco 420g - 50p
Stockwell brand 420g - 27p (no ring pull on the tin, though)
That's a fair premium for Heinz.
4 pint milk cartons appear to have increased by around 80%...
Thought I'd ask in this thread as its inflation related.
As an example, if inflation in October 2022 is 10% - it means prices have increased in general by 10% since October 2021. If inflation in October 2023 is 3% - it means prices have increased in general by 3% since October 2022.
So if a loaf of bread had been £1.50 in Oct 21, it would be £1.65 in Oct 22 and £1.70 in Oct 23.
Does this mean if your income doesn't rise in line with inflation year on year - you're basically taking a pay cut each time?
Just wanted to clarify as a friend of mine (actually a previous line manager to me) has their pay increases and bonuses agreed 3 years ahead (common practice - was the same when i worked there), so in Q3 2021, it was agreed they would get 2.75% (i think) for the next 3 years (2021, 22 & 23), cant remember the bonus but it was profit and ebit related or something.
Company are saying it was all agreed and that's what you are getting. It looks like his only choice is to move jobs to a company that is paying market rate.
Ah but they're the only beans in tomato sauce on the shelf in Mercadona and I can't be arsed patronising more than the one supermarket for the weekly shop, just for beans, c'mon...so it's a single tin a week treat for me.
Strangely enough their own brand, reduced sugar tomato sauce does the job for us, swings and roundabouts.
Silicone seems to have nearly doubled in price at b&q