The Little Book of Big Expenses: How to Live the MP Lifestyle

The Little Book of Big Expenses: How to Live the MP Lifestyle

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Synopsis

A timely look at what MPs have been buying with our money. Plus other scams, swindles and scandals from around the world and how to make the most of your own expense account. Cynical, funny and full of fun...Cheaper than a Duck House and much more useful. Includes a look at: Who claimed what?; Quiz - match the claim to the political party; The Great Pension Dodge; biggest and smallest spenders; keeping it in the family, or how to employ your spouse/children and parents; how much taxpayers' money does it take to change a lightbulb? And much, much, MUCH more. Unfortunately for us. But it's not only our elected officials who have their snouts in the trough. We also look at absurd concert riders (who demanded a luxury 5-bedroom prefabricated house to be built within the confines of the O2 Arena in London for their concert?), and other political piggies from around the world (how many shoes does Imelda Marcos have? What made up Sarah Palin's $150K campaign wardrobe?). Plus all the other people pocketing our cash - from bankers to arms dealers - and corporate highwaymen. And finally a guide to making the most of your own expense account, including a handy form to copy so you can claim this book back on expenses.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 128
Publisher: A & C Black Publishers Ltd
Published: 16 Jul 2009

ISBN 10: 1408124041
ISBN 13: 9781408124048

Media Reviews
The Little Book of Big Expenses does exactly what it says on the tin. If you don't like to see political types savaged in a brutal and irreverent style then ToryBear wouldn't recommend reading. If, however, you want to take the piss out of the troughing bastards and want a handy comedy index of what went on then go grab a copy now. The comedy redactions got TB some very funny looks on the tube the other morning. Think there were a couple of snorts. ToryBear.com 'Witty, well researched and amazingly direct, I would suspect some of our MPs might like a copy to read.' Leighton Smith Online (Website) '...marvelously entertaining stocking filler.' Tribune (November 2009)
Author Bio
Put together by a crack team of investigative editors and nosy parkers...