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The Last 5 Major Uk Recessions
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No we are employed trying to help retired old people remember things and how to deal with them.;)
Did you forget what board you were on this is help the aged.;)
We don't have to look far to see why this country is has gone down the an in the last 10 years do we:rolleyes:
How very brave you are sitting at your computer. I'm 59. Care to come and make those comments to my face?0 -
We don't have to look far to see why this country is has gone down the an in the last 10 years do we:rolleyes:
How very brave you are sitting at your computer. I'm 59. Care to come and make those comments to my face?
That was quick where did you take her the end of your drive.
You have made plenty of comments, so can you now take a moral high ground?:rolleyes:
I respect elders but only ones who also respect me, and it was you who started the disrespect.
Now was it the teacher coment.:rolleyes:
PS. I was not trying to disrespect, you but your disrespectful tone throughout this thread as caused my reaction.(it was humour anyway unlike yours)
You are right for some one with such an inability to listen to all the deflationary factors around us and still wanting the rates the same or higher you can see why we are in this mess and how it could possibly get worse if you had your way.0 -
No we are employed trying to help retired old people remember things and how to deal with them.;)
Did you forget what board you were on this is help the aged.;)
As usual, the pack of hyenas ends up reduced to hurling personal taunts. Not just Realy, chucky and StevieJ jumping in too.
How sad but how predictable.--
Every pound less borrowed (to buy a house) is more than two pounds less to repay and more than three pounds less to earn, over the course of a typical mortgage.0 -
As usual, the pack of hyenas ends up reduced to hurling personal taunts. Not just Realy, chucky and StevieJ jumping in too.
How sad but how predictable.
sorry !!!!!! - must talk about what you want to talk about...
was it deflation or inflation that you've been changing your view on?
or was it increasing or lowering rates?0 -
Can we have a quick summary of this Debate :rotfl:
From what I can gather (without reading 10 pages) it's about a Self Employed Teacher who loses their Job, has a £ 250,000 Mortgage and £ 10,000 in Savings.
Are they better off with Lower Interest rates or Higher Interest rates ??'In nature, there are neither rewards nor punishments - there are Consequences.'0 -
sorry !!!!!! - must talk about what you want to talk about...
was it deflation or inflation that you've been changing your view on?
or was it increasing or lowering rates?
We were al talking fine untill you started loose the plot on inflation and deflation.
Then a gang of your HPC came over and disrupted the thread.
READ !!!!!! he was being insulting first, two wrongs dont make a right but don't flick poop if you don't want it to be flicked straight back at you.
I take it this is not meant as an insult.:rolleyes:The good thing about a recession is that we can get rid of the employees with the immature attitudes.0 -
Can we have a quick summary of this Debate :rotfl:
From what I can gather (without reading 10 pages) it's about a Self Employed Teacher who loses their Job, has a £ 250,000 Mortgage and £ 10,000 in Savings.
Are they better off with Lower Interest rates or Higher Interest rates ??
how do you have a £250k mortgage if your a teacher?
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Can we have a quick summary of this Debate :rotfl:
From what I can gather (without reading 10 pages) it's about a Self Employed Teacher who loses their Job, has a £ 250,000 Mortgage and £ 10,000 in Savings.
Are they better off with Lower Interest rates or Higher Interest rates ??
I am 4 years old and thats very insulting as half of Chinas toy factorys have been shut down. All you think about is the economy.
Im Off.:rotfl:0 -
Looks like you are in for some very harsh lessons in life. I hope they won't be too painful for you, but you may come out the other side as a man.
You mean like, sack a few British and hire a few Poles.'Just think for a moment what a prospect that is. A single market without barriers visible or invisible giving you direct and unhindered access to the purchasing power of over 300 million of the worlds wealthiest and most prosperous people' Margaret Thatcher0
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