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The elephant in the room just got bigger
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But isn't if unfair on savers because their savings get eroded whilst those with debts get their debts reduced? Kind of immoral to scapegoat people who have been careful with their money and certainly won't encourage people to save in the future.
Nobody cares about savers, nor fairness, nor morality.
They just want their house price going up.
Simple as that my friend. Whinging about fairness and morality is crass naievity.Mortgage debt - [STRIKE]£8,811.47 [/STRIKE] Paid off!0 -
Harry_Powell wrote: »There are a lot more ways to control inflation other than using interest rates.
Ah yes, but that wouldn't create the desired carnage in the housing market would it?
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