"Let's be frank — the well-off need to pay their fair share of taxes," Bob Traa, the International Monetary Fund's representative in Greece, said in a speech last year in Athens.
Inheritance tax (IHT) is no longer something only the seriously well-off need to worry about, thanks to rising house prices and the decision to freeze the amount at which the tax kicks in.
Some health specialists wonder whether George Osborne will make further cuts to tax relief on pensions, in effect a hefty tax rise on the relatively well off, to meet the need.
Of course, many of the people in attendance are well off and don't need Google to give them a phone.
Perception of economic situation (Well off / meet basic needs - poor / very poor), having a family physician and having a supplementary insurance coverage were selected as enabling factors.
Invest in America's future by paying for the last 10 years sooner while still protecting those in need and less well off in the bargain.
The formulas for giving out educational funds in New York still fail to recognize that the least well-off districts need more money.
Health systems are consistently inequitable, providing more and higher quality services to the well-off, who need them less, than to the poor, who are unable to obtain them.
The very rich may not notice, those in the middle are likely to repay personal debt instead, and the least well-off already need to spend every penny they have.
Despite being comfortably well off, he and his family struggle to get the help he needs.
