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losing your job? having no income from your savings?
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No-one has a god given right to risk free income from savings, sorry. The only reason you can get risk free money without doing anything just because you have money is because someone else is lending it to "chav scum" and the rest of the population and getting more for it than they give you, or someone is investing it in the companies selling stuff to "chav scum" (etc).
If everyone saved and never spent, then what would happen is, well, what is happening now. It's not that bright a thing to advocate.
Well done if you have savings. You've got choices now, you could choose to stick your neck out and invest, otherwise you'll have to take what the general state of the economy doles out to you.0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »I'd have white-outs with the physical labour and pass out. I go sort of strangely grey.
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Have you had any blood tests recently? I am thinking "Anemia".lostinrates wrote: »They are always advertising that sort of job! Or almost always.
The B*****s won't give it to me, though. I've tried.“The ideas of debtor and creditor as to what constitutes a good time never coincide.”
― P.G. Wodehouse, Love Among the Chickens0 -
PasturesNew wrote: »I've never had a bean left over to save from. I sold my house, now I have that money, which will buy another house and I'll be back to not having any money again.
But house prices falling fast so you are better off by some measures....0 -
anniehanlon wrote: »Shades of Student Phil are emerging here i think
1. I like the SP posts:o (never look at them these days now though)
2. PN lives alone, is not employed and is probably scared. I'm scared senseless at times by this and we-DH and I- have an income and each other. Its hard to have perspective when you are scared and I, for one, won't condemn people for lapses into fear under those circumstances. Furthermore, if you live alone and have 'interaction issues' (Pastures, please forgive my lack of tact with that) then your online network might be your main source of interaction, venting, and support.0 -
The 'Chav class' will be impacted by food inflation.The_White_Horse wrote: »losing your job? having no income from your savings?
its ok, because the chav grasping class are not effected.
You would prefer no-one own their own home?The_White_Horse wrote: »if you had never bought your house, if you never went without so you could save, you would be better off now.0 -
Don`t care who you are. Anyone with a bit of sense is now worried. I am going to retire in a few years. Mortgage free, debt free yet worried. Pensions/ investments on the floor. Need to keep my contract for work and so on. If I was 30 years younger I would be worried about mortgage payments and so on. Very few are getting away without a lot of worry.0
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I'm young and am very financially stable. Minimal monthly out goings and fairly high monthly income, with a good stash in the bank to last me years if need be.
My life, however, is made hell by health problems so I kinda pooped out. I wish I had money problems instead!0 -
I just want to work but get accused of being selfish because I want to......We made it! All three boys have graduated, it's been hard work but it shows there is a possibility of a chance of normal (ish) life after a diagnosis (or two) of ASD. It's not been the easiest route but I am so glad I ignored everything and everyone and did my own therapies with them.
Eldests' EDS diagnosis 4.5.10, mine 13.1.11 eekk - now having fun and games as a wheelchair user.0 -
I'm young and am very financially stable. Minimal monthly out goings and fairly high monthly income, with a good stash in the bank to last me years if need be.
My life, however, is made hell by health problems so I kinda pooped out. I wish I had money problems instead!
Me too. I have a serious health problem that I have already made more recovery (over the last few years, I got ill quite young) than was ever expected from me, and I intend getting better still! And the point was made by DD that we need some perspective but I repeat what I said in response to that: you get ill, you get perspective and you make adaptations in life and then you still need to decide how to spend, how to save, and how to vote.0 -
The_White_Horse wrote: »its ok, because the chav grasping class are not effected.
if you had never bought your house, if you never went without so you could save, you would be better off now.
this govt will make sure the workshy chav scum are all ok.
paid for by an ever dwindling work force.
Is this going anywhere or did you just fancy a rant?“I could see that, if not actually disgruntled, he was far from being gruntled.” - P.G. Wodehouse0
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