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Max_Headroom wrote: »Things like employment figures are very relevant to house prices. Why would you expect them not to be discussed?
As to the rest, well then I can see why you'd be a little bitter so understand where you're coming from.
But all I can say is, if you don't wish to read about how much house prices are dropping, and the cause and effect, then you're probably in the wrong place..
house price drops dont worry me, in the medium-long run I will be grateful for themDebt free. March 2020
Mortgage free-August 2021
Planned retirement date- 19/5/2026
£29500 saved. Target £420000(19/05/2026)0 -
hi chucky. how's things going ?I only come on MSE when a story breaks about house prices like todays nationwide figures. I cannot believe the same old people are still going on about the same old things. Still waiting for the massive crash, telling everybody about the size of their deposits, saving thousands each month as house prices lose thousands each month. Come on people, I know it must be murder renting, but live a little.0 -
Andy, aren't you the chap who bought when in debt to the tune of tens of thousands of pounds, including to your Granny? And who was spending thousands on soft furnishings on the never-never, and pushing off to Florida on holiday?...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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neverdespairgirl wrote: »Andy, aren't you the chap who bought when in debt to the tune of tens of thousands of pounds, including to your Granny? And who was spending thousands on soft furnishings on the never-never, and pushing off to Florida on holiday?
yes i am going to disneyland florida in 12 days i cannot wait. gran paid 2 months ago, blinds paid, sofa on the never never, and i owe my dad paying £1500 a month,and £2000 a month i alternate each month. hes well chuffed as the money he lent me in jun was in shares originally. i have worked a fair bit of overtime, but only whilst kids at school. dad paid back dec09, then overpaying mortgage. give me your address and i will send a postcardDebt free. March 2020
Mortgage free-August 2021
Planned retirement date- 19/5/2026
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You've been rumbled andys15. Telling porkies pies.
P.S. Your posting style/grammar is remarkably like that of another poster called chucky..........Krusty & Phil Madoff, 1990 - 2007:
"Buy now because house prices only ever go UP, UP, UP."0 -
ad44downey wrote: »You've been rumbled andys15. Telling porkies pies.
P.S. Your posting style/grammar is remarkably like that of another poster called chucky..........
damn and i would have got away with it if it wasn't for you pesky kids.
i actually have no idea who chucky is,Debt free. March 2020
Mortgage free-August 2021
Planned retirement date- 19/5/2026
£29500 saved. Target £420000(19/05/2026)0 -
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