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save me time please
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Robert_Sterling wrote: »I have softened the blow somewhat.
If yr quoting me pls do so correctly.........
ie "you want other people to do the research! Hire a PA!!"
not money supermarket as you have posted0 -
Robert_Sterling, why on earth would you deliberately mis-quote somebody ? It isn't funny. I've noticed that a lot of your posts are largely pointless quips but deliberately altering a statement posted by somebody else is just plain wrong (and stupid). Grow up.0
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RS...........with the replies you post you are one of the first to point out to others if they're even contemplating an action that may be outside T&C's, law etc.................However, you're prepared to quote something in my name and ALTER/FALSIFY it!!! ............Double standards come to mind0
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The departure from good practise has now been rectified at far as it is possible to do so.
SORRY
................................I have put my clock back....... Kcolc ym0 -
thk u.........................0
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anyway......
what you haven't said is:
what is your income and/or partner's per annum?
how long have you been in your job/s? and in what field?
how much do you want to borrow, on what price property?
do you have any other debts?
generally 2 year fixes and trackers have lower rates, longer deals higher rates.0 -
Can I draw your attention to the fact I am not asking you which one is the best mortgage for me but which ones are the best on the market for people with 10 and 20% deposits, preferably tracker, 2 years tracker perfect.firesidemaid wrote: »anyway......
what you haven't said is:
what is your income and/or partner's per annum?
how long have you been in your job/s? and in what field?
how much do you want to borrow, on what price property?
do you have any other debts?
generally 2 year fixes and trackers have lower rates, longer deals higher rates.
I am not asking you either how to buy a house
Amusing how people reply to questions that were never asked and do not reply to the one asked
The word "dilemma" comes from Greek where "di" means two and "lemma" means premise. Refers usually to difficult choice between two undesirable options.
Often people seem to use this word mistakenly where "quandary" would fit better.0 -
To borrow an acronym from the world of investments.....DYOR0
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Justme111 there are so many products even today that meet that criteria, yet only five may actually be right for you. What people are saying is, you may find it more useful to either give a little more info, search your self or find your self a broker. Your criteria is to wide reaching.
People are always getting shouted down on here for given duff advice, but nobody is giving advice, its opinion and may not be correct.
You need a top ten table, search online, then post your findings on here and then get our opinions!"Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies." Thomas Jefferson
"How can I believe in God when just last week I got my tongue caught in the roller of an electric typewriter?" Woody Allen
Debt Apr 2010 £00
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