Brexit Bounces too

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Re: Brexit Bounces too

Post by pabenny » Wed Jun 19 2019 2:17pm

Oh what a mess the Tories are in. They’ve allowed themselves so to be defined as the party of Brexit that the members appear willing to ditch everything to get it through.
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Re: Brexit Bounces too

Post by blythburgh » Thu Jun 20 2019 8:08am

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If this chart doesn't cause alarm, it's possible you might be a Conservative Party member... :crazy:

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Re: Brexit Bounces too

Post by BeautifulSunshine » Thu Jun 20 2019 8:41am

I wish, I wish, I wish the "B" word would vanish.
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Re: Brexit Bounces too

Post by expressman33 » Thu Jun 20 2019 8:48am

blythburgh wrote:
Thu Jun 20 2019 8:08am

but a bloody SELFISH pensioner who is feather bedded with a good private pension and all the goodies that come from being over state pension age. Nor do you have to worry about getting on the housing ladder as you are at the top of it and rubbing your hands as the value of your property is going up year by year.
Private pension paid for by themselves and their employer ( as part of their salary package)
Property paid for by themselves

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Re: Brexit Bounces too

Post by sanity clause » Thu Jun 20 2019 9:20am

It just goes to show how little most people [Tory party members, anyway] aren't prepared to consider the serious consequences of Brexit.

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Re: Brexit Bounces too

Post by blythburgh » Thu Jun 20 2019 10:06am

expressman33 wrote:
Thu Jun 20 2019 8:48am
blythburgh wrote:
Thu Jun 20 2019 8:08am

but a bloody SELFISH pensioner who is feather bedded with a good private pension and all the goodies that come from being over state pension age. Nor do you have to worry about getting on the housing ladder as you are at the top of it and rubbing your hands as the value of your property is going up year by year.
Private pension paid for by themselves and their employer ( as part of their salary package)
Property paid for by themselves
Not saying they do not deserve the homes they paid for or the pension they paid for. But I still say those who answered and are not in the red lists are SELFISH pensioners who do not give a damn about those who are in work and paying a mortgage or not earning enough to be able to buy a property because of the dramatic price rises since they bought their's.
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Re: Brexit Bounces too

Post by expressman33 » Thu Jun 20 2019 10:58am

blythburgh wrote:
Thu Jun 20 2019 10:06am
expressman33 wrote:
Thu Jun 20 2019 8:48am
blythburgh wrote:
Thu Jun 20 2019 8:08am

but a bloody SELFISH pensioner who is feather bedded with a good private pension and all the goodies that come from being over state pension age. Nor do you have to worry about getting on the housing ladder as you are at the top of it and rubbing your hands as the value of your property is going up year by year.
Private pension paid for by themselves and their employer ( as part of their salary package)
Property paid for by themselves
Not saying they do not deserve the homes they paid for or the pension they paid for. But I still say those who answered and are not in the red lists are SELFISH pensioners who do not give a damn about those who are in work and paying a mortgage or not earning enough to be able to buy a property because of the dramatic price rises since they bought their's.
when I bought my first house I was paying over 6% interest on my mortgage , Today you can get a mortgage for under 2% interest

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Re: Brexit Bounces too

Post by pabenny » Thu Jun 20 2019 11:31am

More importantly, houses are much more expensive in relation to earnings
ONS wrote:In 1997, house prices were on average around 3.6 times workers’ annual gross full-time earnings, whereas in 2016 workers could typically expect to spend around 7.6 times annual earnings on purchasing a home.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulation ... 1997to2016

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Re: Brexit Bounces too

Post by expressman33 » Thu Jun 20 2019 11:37am

pabenny wrote:
Thu Jun 20 2019 11:31am
More importantly, houses are much more expensive in relation to earnings
ONS wrote:In 1997, house prices were on average around 3.6 times workers’ annual gross full-time earnings, whereas in 2016 workers could typically expect to spend around 7.6 times annual earnings on purchasing a home.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulation ... 1997to2016
not necessarily - it's how much mortgage in relation to your earnings that matters
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/mor ... egion.html

ps: the 7.6 times earnings is mainly due to the London factor , in some areas , especially up North ,it is less
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Re: Brexit Bounces too

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