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The Rent's Going Up And A Bear In Despair
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Seems some of the bears are waking from their slumber:
The Stig Posted Today, 06:50 PM
"Unbelievable. £1400p/m!!!! I know the phrase "renting is dead money" is a favourite around here for being shot down in flames (mostly for good reason), but come on, that's a massive amount of money!"
Pete.hpc Posted Today, 04:36 PM
"There is a serious point here though about buying, despite the high prices we are facing, you could be making a real dent in a mortgage with 1400 a month, and if you were 5 years down the road at 1400 a month on a mortgage, would you care if you'd overpaid when you take into account the fact you won't be having to deal with cretins like this landlord?"
Guitarrman Posted Today, 06:31 PM
"£1400 are you MAD!?"
1400 a month. £16,800 a year. At 20% tax and 11% NI £24k of your pre-tax earnings is going to cover that. They must be earning some wedge between them to pay that and cover everything else like commuting, council tax, food etc. And all to live in a 2-bed ex-council house.
They need to MAFLATSE
Move Away From London And The South East0 -
heathcote123 wrote: »lol spot the renter
Had my own place since 1974. Oh and I forgot about certain posters making wild assumptions.
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Had my own place since 1974. Oh and I forgot about certain posters making wild assumptions.
:rotfl:
I see he's another one who's been obsessed with HPC for as long as he's been posting here. Along with Dribley, Pimp etc.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/74644
Pity they're to dim to find another hobby :rotfl:0 -
noodle_doodle wrote: »1400 a month. £16,800 a year. At 20% tax and 11% NI £24k of your pre-tax earnings is going to cover that. They must be earning some wedge between them to pay that and cover everything else like commuting, council tax, food etc. And all to live in a 2-bed ex-council house.
They need to MAFLATSE
Move Away From London And The South East
Probably more like 40% tax, us London dwellers don't pay 20% tax rates :cool:Faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.0 -
Aberdeenangarse wrote: »I see he's another one who's been obsessed with HPC for as long as he's been posting here. Along with Dribley, Pimp etc.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/74644
Pity they're to dim to find another hobby :rotfl:
Oh, tragic really.0 -
Aberdeenangarse wrote: »I see he's another one who's been obsessed with HPC for as long as he's been posting here. Along with Dribley, Pimp etc.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/74644
Pity they're to dim to find another hobby :rotfl:
Oh dear. If you are going to accuse people of being "too dim" you should at least try and get the speling corekt.0 -
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