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It's a curious change when one reflects back to this chancing Brit Tory govt changing the inflationary measure for the annual pension calculation from the well established RPI (Retail price index) calculation to the CPI (Customer price index) one that conveniently favoured the govt fiscal interest. So they were already "at it" in trying to "claw back" money from unsuspecting pensioners. Now Johnson changing the rules again, going back on another Tory govt promise, to suit their own fiscal requirements - an easy target or so they perceive it to be.
It's a curious change when one reflects back to this chancing Brit Tory govt changing the inflationary measure for the annual pension calculation from the well established RPI (Retail price index) calculation to the CPI (Customer price index) one that conveniently favoured the govt fiscal interest. So they were already "at it" in trying to "claw back" money from unsuspecting pensioners. Now Johnson changing the rules again, going back on another Tory govt promise, to suit their own fiscal requirements - an easy target or so they perceive it to be.