@thisismoney: Keir Starmer set to receive up to £115,000 a year for life after stepping down as Prime Minister 💷🇬🇧 Sir Keir Starmer is eligible for the UK’s Public Duty Costs Allowance (PDCA) following his resignation as Prime Minister, a scheme available to former holders of the office to support ongoing public duties. The allowance, capped at £115,000 annually, is not a personal salary or pension, but is used to fund office staff, administrative support and official duties carried out after leaving Downing Street. It is intended to help former prime ministers continue work in public life, such as charity roles, speaking engagements and official correspondence. The funding is paid on a reimbursement basis and can be claimed for life, although the total depends on actual expenses incurred. The figure has remained unchanged since 2011. #ThisIsMoney #Money #News #UK

Ross :

Liz Truss claimed it after doing the job for a month.

youcantstoptheorbit :

Liz truss also gets this btw

MK :

Just like every other Prime Minister…

Lee BG new product & deals :

Money for nothing

NN120FPS ツ :

This is what tax payers money is going towards 😭🙏

Dani :

This needs to stop if they resign before the term is up due to not fulfilling their promises then it should be automatically cancelled

Kiing Kivlin :

Tax payers money yeah

sugarbabe64 :

What a joke

Jesse :

failing at his job and gets set for life for it

user18061741 :

it's 2026, 115,000 a year is not considered rich at all 😂 that's the exact equivalent of £58,000 in 1990.

tonys photography :

and they said the country doesn't have any money bull

diariesofalondongirl :

And the UK has no money they say

Glitter&Trauma :

Every former PM does

Neil_Lawrence :

And security for life

JJ🤍 :

for what exactly?

Tracey-anne McCartne :

This shouldn't be a thing.

Llllllllll :

Shocking 😡😡😡

robbie :

totally wrong

𝕭𝖎𝖌 𝕮𝖔𝖚𝖓𝖙𝖗𝖞 🇺🇸 🪶 :

Like every other former PM

detox 2026 :

should be taxed at least 3x ,

James :

WHY???!!!

polskanationalist🇫🇷 :