Also to be clear, this is more like a graduate tax than a loan.
You pay back 9% of whatever your earn over £26k and whatever you owe is written off when you are 50 something. It doesn't count on credit reports etc.
It's not great though as high earners end up paying way less over their life as they pay it off early.
They did it to get a referendum on a new voting method. They chose a shit one no one wanted though
Repayments are 9% of your salary above £26k. If that's less than interest (inflation +3%!) then it goes up.
It gets written off at 50 something (... probably)
Yeh, but it's public and normally has a decent validity, so you could fetch it once and then use it for years.
Depends on the ISP, my old one just handed out Fritz box routers with nothing locked down. Still using it now with the new ISP!
I thought ifixit was carrying everything?
Works I'm my 1L petrol car. You just need to be gentle.
It's things like the USA sanctioning the ICC and Microsoft blocking their email that makes this kind of stuff important.
How has Alonso ended up 18th. Even with his pit stop that's a long way back?
Have they fixed bus lanes yet?
I still can't believe how bad their tech stack is/was for a brand new bank. I remember when I first joined they didn't have 2fa!
Their only competitive edge is their opening hours.
Edit, why was this posted this in this sub - anyone here planning on buying a bank?
If the signer (government in this case) is signing everyone's attribute with the same private key, then the public key will be able to verify all of them.