House prices 'at the cliff face'

diable

ViolaLass wrote: »

Can someone tell me who I can sue if/when in 18 months time I can't buy a house for what is currently my deposit? Coz it isn't fair y'know...

Sell now buy 5 houses in 18 months and reap the rewards......

Cleaver

phil_b wrote: »

But a share is unlikely to generate you decent income. A btl giant will just look at the yield on offer.

Are you being serious? Shares don't generate a decent income?

ViolaLass

diable wrote: »

Sell now buy 5 houses in 18 months and reap the rewards......

Promise?

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IveSeenTheLight

PasturesNew wrote: »

I'd like some of that average wage, where I live the average wage for a full-time female is about £16k (they would have us believe, but there are actually no jobs).

PN, sorry to appear rude and harsh, but you are becoming a bit of a broken record on that note.

Why don't you move to an area where there are more jobs and higher wages if that's your concern.

I know there have been links shown to you before to clarify how you can scour job postings throughout the country.

JonnyBravo

cardsharps wrote: »

Shell, Glaxo, Vodafone, and many more all pay at least 5% dividend income . And that's after tax.

Not many at all pay 5% after tax.

Linton

JonnyBravo wrote: »

Not many at all pay 5% after tax.

Something like 20 companies with market value > £1bn pay dividends of more than 5%. There is of course no tax payable on dividends for standard rate tax payers.

andykn

Linton wrote: »

Something like 20 companies with market value > £1bn pay dividends of more than 5%. There is of course no tax payable on dividends for standard rate tax payers.

Or higher rate taxpayers holding shares in an ISA.