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VOTE FOR
THE WORLD’S
GREATEST
BANK JOB.
TICK THE BOX FOR THE
ROBIN HOOD TAX.
The Robin Hood Tax is a tiny tax on bankers that would
raise billions to tackle poverty and climate change, at
home and abroad. By taking an average of 0.05% from
speculative banking transactions – things like trading
stocks and bonds – hundreds of billions of pounds would
be raised every year.
That’s easily enough to stop cuts in crucial public
services in the UK, and to help fight poverty and
climate change.
Poor communities around the globe have been hit hard
by the financial collapse, while in the UK services like
the NHS and our schools are under fire. With the Robin
Hood Tax, banks will take responsibility for clearing up
the crisis they created. And it shouldn’t cost you a penny.
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Who’s in?
Angela Merkel
(the German
Chancellor) and
Nicolas Sarkozy
(the French
President) are
among the many
politicians who
have spoken out
in support of a
tax on financial
transactions.
VOTE TODAY!
The Robin Hood Tax could raise billions to:
Tackle climate change. Helping poor communities
adapt, through simple solutions like raising
homes above flood levels.
Fight poverty worldwide. Building schools
and hospitals, training teachers, providing
medicines – and changing lives.
Support UK services. Tackling child poverty,
building affordable housing and much, much more.
So return the form to cast your vote. We’ll add your
name to the list of thousands of people who have already
supported the Robin Hood Tax, and we’ll make sure your
brilliant support increases the pressure on politicians to
push for a Robin Hood Tax this general election.
I vote for the Robin Hood Tax
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