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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lovethebomb" data-source="post: 28546029" data-attributes="member: 531830">Amending my comment. After accounting for floating rates, the numbers do come out right and our guy do seem to be getting ripped off in every which direction. I’m not paying any loans at the moment so I did not know how bad the situation has become.<a href="https://www.facebook.com/100001328123692/posts/pfbid0f38ihzi9hh9YFWrAr436VyEi9aMvti5yeLUcAFVvbUTognjLvECFSMDTxic4uCVtl/?app=fbl" target="_blank">Link</a>[MEDIA=facebook]type=p;user=100001328123692[/MEDIA]Two things- it is the increased “fixed interest rates” that’s eroding the salary as much as the income tax. Tax hike alone cannot be blamed here.One should compare of the numbers along 2019, 2020/21/22, and 2023 and see how tax income used to be at a decent level initially and how it took a weird dip between 20-22 before the horrible hike in 23.</blockquote>

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