In the UK, only 28% of high-income households surveyed in 2025 said they agree their taxes should go towards solving global problems – a huge drop from 41% in 2024. Low-income UK households (earning £14,999 per year or less) polled in the opposite direction and were actually more likely to agree than last year, while those on medium incomes (between £15,000 and £44,999) have stayed the same.
The threshold for “rich” here seems extremely low. £45K household income? Two people on £23K exceed that.
Median post-tax houshold income is £36.7k. Suggesting the amount of people in a high-income houshold is about half, which is still a lot, but not as much as I thought.
That’s the median disposable income, which is significantly lower than the gross income used and misrepresented in this study.
The full time minimum wage is £23,809. That would mean a household with two people earning minimum wage would be classed as rich here.
They’ve won the propaganda war convincing the majority that low tax = freedom and prosperity. However, the period of post-World War 2 social improvement was characterised by VERY high taxes for the rich.
That’s why taxes exist. But since our gouvernents are lead by corrupt bastards…
Always have been, hell they are the cause of most of the problems.
Dumbass rich people think the poor are their slaves.
Huh
