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  • The_White_Horse
    The_White_Horse Posts: 3,315 Forumite
    i said 1/3rd - which is 33% have no investment vehicle. experts believe that the true figure is much higher.
  • Really2
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    The_White_Horse wrote: »
    i said 1/3rd - which is 33% have no investment vehicle. experts believe that the true figure is much higher.

    You must have done a typo then.
    The_White_Horse wrote: »
    its probably more like 2/3rd's of all people on io mortgages having no repayment vehicle.
  • The_White_Horse
    The_White_Horse Posts: 3,315 Forumite
    i said it was 1/3rd - but experts believe it to be a lot more, hence 2/3rds. I think this is a fair and accurate estimate. If you disagree, show me your evidence.
  • Really2
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    The_White_Horse wrote: »
    i I think this is a fair and accurate estimate. If you disagree, show me your evidence.

    I have the same source as yourself here is the link.;)
  • dfh
    dfh Posts: 1,073 Forumite
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    Degenerate wrote: »
    Never had any HPI under Maggie, eh?


    There was always HPI .Never the crazy double digit ones seen with McClown.One that went on for so long.No more boom or bust indeed.
  • dfh
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    Heyman wrote: »
    You might be waiting a while -

    http://www.bankingtimes.co.uk/20082009-interest-rates-to-lie-low-for-years/

    'Britain could face years of historically low interest rates, according to Standard Chartered’s chief economist.

    In an interview with The Guardian, Gerard Lyons argues that an expansion of the quantitative easing programme, which is aimed at getting banks to lend more, could see the Bank of England’s base rate stuck at 0.5% for another four years.'



    :T




    :rotfl:

    Interest rates will eventually go up.Do you think they will remain 0.5% for the next 100 years.MCClown is printing money to stave off the inevitable.
  • julieq
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    The_White_Horse wrote: »
    i said it was 1/3rd - but experts believe it to be a lot more, hence 2/3rds. I think this is a fair and accurate estimate. If you disagree, show me your evidence.

    which experts?

    Are they more expert that the experts making the lower estimates? In which case you wonder why they're not employed in favour of the less expert experts :confused:

    funny old world.
  • StevieJ
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    dfh wrote: »
    There was always HPI .Never the crazy double difit ones seen with McClown.

    You are joking :rotfl:
    '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 Thatcher
  • TREVORCOLMAN
    TREVORCOLMAN Posts: 1,001 Forumite
    HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »
    + 1.6% in August.

    Now up 9.1% this year.

    Up for 7 months in a row.

    :beer:

    What is? Nationwide?
    I am NOT a mortgage & insurance adviser - or anything to do with finance, that was put on by the new system I dont know why?!
  • mewbie_2
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    I have just voted and it seems I got it spot on.
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