David Taylor

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997 appearances 8 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 15 Sep

David Taylor’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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effects of that are going to snowball over time.
You're you're taking money out that would otherwise grow in a compound way.
It would grow on itself to be bigger and bigger and bigger, which means that the money you are foregoing is much greater than you would otherwise think.
Yeah, I mean uh it it just i the the analogy is w when you're a child and y and you you know, you want to run across the road without looking.
Um, you know, why can't you?
W what what's stopping you?
Everyone has free will.
Um, but at the same time, there is there is danger in doing that.
And it's a similar idea.
Of course you if you've earned the money, you've got in you're entitled to it.
Of course you are.
But there's a bigger picture at play here because, you know, we can't all work until we're ninety years old.
Some of us may want to, some of us may w may not want to.
But you are potentially going to have twenty or thirty years after, you know, you're able to work where you're going to have to live off something.
And the government it's it the government simply doesn't have the ability to fund everyone in retirement to live on as an individual, let's say forty or fifty thousand dollars a year, which would give you a comfortable retirement.
The pension's roughly between twenty and thirty thousand dollars, depending on when you take it.
So it's very
Which might go towards a deposit for someone.
Um what I'm about to say is one hundred percent uh economic.
It is apolitical, but there is no chance that this would do anything other than raise inflation.
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