Every year there is a wealthy list that is hard to read

Oh, look – Sunday Times’ rich list Not here.

I’m sure the fact that some billionaires are leaving UK affairs (although some people may quit the UK after deleting their “nondom” identities; “nondoms” never pay UK tax on their overseas proceeds).

Maybe I should say how the king’s private wealth is Grow £30 Last year, million; except for “Typical. ”

I know I should be angry because British patriotic millionaire wrote“Only 350 households hold £772 billion, will cover three times the total cost of annual health care in the UK” – I deeply.

But to be honest? Reading news just makes me sad, then despair, then disgusting, then numb.

When many of us struggle The growing wealth of those exact people.

Oxfam says global billionaires wealth Soaring $2 trillion Only in 2024 World Bank data Poverty has remained unchanged since 1990.

60% of global billionaires’ wealth From inheritance, monopoly or nepotismthey added. In other words, the wealth of most people who have the most money is “unrecognized”, Oxfam wrote.

Not only 1%. Half of first-time buyers in the UK Real estate agency Savills recently suggested getting help from mom and dad banks.

at the same time, One in 10 British people don’t save fundamental. Equal Trust says, “Wealth inequality in Britain is much more serious than income inequality”, with Top 10% of families Hold 43% of the wealth in 2020, while the poorest half own 9%.

Wealth has more wealth,in turn Encourage more inequality.

Importantly, wealth Must be relativewhich means that workers are not enough to make more money (Although we are not) – A small amount that the rich need to stop proportionally Hoard assets like real estate We need life.

It’s hard to see a way out of trouble. Getting worseNo (AS Patriot millionaire Propose) “As appropriately tax this wealth and invest in our much-loved country”.

But instead, the Prime Minister seems more interested in imitating the most extreme anti-immigrant rhetoric of the previous administration and cutting the interests of ordinary people than addressing wealth inequality at its source (to be fair, it is a Trends that have been happening for decades).

Robert Watts A rich listsaid: “Our billionaires are declining, and the comprehensive wealth of the people featured in our study is declining.” (We fell by 9 to 156 in 165 last year.

“We also find that there are fewer and fewer people in the world who are super rich,” he added.

But whether it depends on Rachel Reeves It’s so harsh that I can’t live Apart from this – some Debate whether billionaires are It’s good for our economy from the beginning.

Instead of being exhausted, frustrated and frankly bleak focused on the few doing well, I was with me Patriot millionaire – We should “prioritize the interests of true wealth creators in the UK – our ordinary hard-working families, small businesses, entrepreneurs, teachers, health and other public sector workers…

“These people are the backbone of the British economy, many of whom have never seen a raise in 15 years. Our government should see the rich list as the scent salt it needs, awaken and tax super rich.”