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what will the interest rate cut do to house prices?
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            darktrader wrote: »Isn't that the attitude that got us here in the first place?
Granted, saving is less attractive, but I would still rather have £10K in savings with low interest rate and Inflation reducing its buying power than have £10K of debt.
Forget inflation. Get used to deflation which is one of the biggest worries for the BoE.
Deflation. Get it in to your heads.Graeme Leach, chief economist at the Institute of Directors, while welcoming the cut, said: "The reduction shows that the MCP think inflation is yesterday's story and deflation is the risk for tomorrow.
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            mr.broderick wrote: »Anger, denial acceptance?
Anger ?, no, happier than a pig in s**t, denial ?, of what ?, acceptance ?, of what ?.
I earn about 35k p.a., job is as safe as any job at the moment and have 40k that I can get my hands on within 2 weeks (savings and investments), and I have just saved another 3.5k this month without doing anything.
Pretty happy really0 - 
            Unbelievable you growl like a bear, but insist your house has tripled in value in six years (even after 12 months of falls) honest Gov everyones house has fallen apart from mine. Just fed figuers into Nationwide calculator for the uk and it comes up with a figure of 74,801.
Actually, he said his mortgage was £50k, not the value of the property.....;)WARNING!Alcohol can make you think you are more interesting and attractive than you actually are.....0 - 
            what's deflation?0
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            [quote=ad9898;15620855and I have just saved another 3.5k this month without doing anything.
Pretty happy really[/quote]
you have saved sod all this month.Debt free. March 2020
Mortgage free-August 2021
Planned retirement date- 19/5/2026
£29500 saved. Target £420000(19/05/2026)0 - 
            Anger ?, no, happier than a pig in s**t, denial ?, of what ?, acceptance ?, of what ?.
I earn about 35k p.a., job is as safe as any job at the moment and have 40k that I can get my hands on within 2 weeks (savings and investments), and I have just saved another 3.5k this month without doing anything.
Pretty happy really
Good for you I will not get personal as i know your wife left you for another man recently and you had to sell up against your wishes. Good luck for the future.0 - 
            ...much enquiry having been made concerning a gentleman, who had quitted a company where Johnson was, and no information being obtained; at last Johnson observed, that 'he did not care to speak ill of any man behind his back, but he believed the gentleman was an attorney'.0
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            mr.broderick wrote: »Good for you I will not get personal as i know your wife left you for another man recently and you had to sell up against your wishes. Good luck for the future.
:rotfl: your a very naughty man.0 - 
            some one gave you £3500 and you banked it this month or is it a paper £3500?
Paper money, that can be turned into real cash the moment I walked through and EA's door, with my offer, of course I'm not as next month my theoretical mortgage will be lower still as another month of falls kick in.0 
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