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Baby Boomers making out like bandits as usual
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Sorry JimmyLad but as you well know todays formula for you is as it has always been and will remain thus: no job = no money = no van = no hope. But you knew that anyway. People wouldn't blame you for signing on disability. After all it's every thing you will aspire to.
That was weak that pal.
Its quite clear you know nothing about the building game or the lads in it (i first suspected this when you made it known that you did not know what a builder was).
See if you can somehow figure out how an 18 year old lad gets to a site 50 miles away with all his tools, once you have done this you will realise that no job = no money = no van = no hope doesnt really make any sense.
Yes there is a good chance i could end up on disability, lots of lads dont reach retirement in the construction industry.
You calmed down yet mate:)0 -
Dream on looser. My wife and I obtain nearly 2k per month from our 3 small BTL's. And all 3 tenants are youngerters. As a couple we're more than happy to hold brinks and mortal and serve the young onwes.Baby boomers may have been fortunate but we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that the burst of inflation that we're experiencing now is effectively a transfer of wealth from that generation to younger ones, which should even things up somewhat.
It's us relative youngsters with mortgages who are making out like bandits whilst cash rich, mortgage-free retirees are seeing the value of their accumulated wealth eroding.0 -
Going4TheDream wrote: »Do you mean buy 50%/rent 50% type of thing?
I think so.'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 Thatcher0 -
That was weak that pal.
Its quite clear you know nothing about the building game or the lads in it (i first suspected this when you made it known that you did not know what a builder was).
See if you can somehow figure out how an 18 year old lad gets to a site 50 miles away with all his tools, once you have done this you will realise that no job = no money = no van = no hope doesnt really make any sense.
Yes there is a good chance i could end up on disability, lots of lads dont reach retirement in the construction industry.
You calmed down yet mate:)
Are you two going to keep this up forever?0 -
Dream on looser. My wife and I obtain nearly 2k per month from our 3 small BTL's. And all 3 tenants are youngerters. As a couple we're more than happy to hold brinks and mortal and serve the young onwes.
Whoa i think we are close to popping aint we lad:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Slow down a bit your covering your monitor in spit:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:0
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