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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2025 · 12 MIN

Broken Britain strikes again

from The Contrarian Capitalist Podcast · host The Contrarian Capitalist

Paying through the nose for various bills and to live day to day life is not a good thing. Sometimes we are being taken for a ride by our local government, local councils and central government too.Todays podcast looks at a raft of recent stories from the UK that include:* Latest Government Infrastructure projects and why they are good but probably very inflationary* Council Tax Bill increases of up to 25%!!!* Water Bills going up* How funny/sad it is that travelling from Cornwall to Cheshire is cheaper via Malaga than using the UK rail network* A potential inflation hedging solution (not a financial recommendation)Become a paid subscriber and get exclusive access to the market weekly wrap newsletter, the weekly market open newsletter and access to the chat group!It’s not all doom and gloom though.You can protect your portfolio and life by having a Plan B and by owning assets that protect you (and your family) against inflation and other nasty increases!00 This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit contrariancapitalist.substack.com/subscribe

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