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CML Repossessions to SOAR
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SecondLegDownIsTheBigOne wrote: »If their revisions continue to follow this pattern then it soon will be!
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
What pattern is that?
2009 - WRONG
2010 - WRONG
2011 - WRONG
2012 - RIGHT????
Nah, doesn't work.0 -
Revised down by 27,000 total in 2009
Revised down by 14,000 total in 2010
Revised down by 4,000 total in 2011
Hardly 'a few hundred'.
And the base rate in those 3 years 0.5%.
The CML quite rightly is forecasting ahead on the basis that interest rates will rise.
As at some point they will.0 -
I could have swore almost 130,000 people lost their jobs in the past 3 months and unemployment was at a 17 year high
38M or so didnt lose their jobs. The unemployment rate is still lower than it was during much of the 1980's. Looks like a pretty good prop for house prices to me. Hardly an indication of massive forced sales.0 -
Thrugelmir wrote: »And the base rate in those 3 years 0.5%.
The CML quite rightly is forecasting ahead on the basis that interest rates will rise.
As at some point they will.
In 2012? By enough to impact on repos?0 -
I'm alright, Jack. :money:
Was this irony? I'm not sure whether to laugh or roll my eyes.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
Was this irony? I'm not sure whether to laugh or roll my eyes.
I was commenting on the selfishness and stupidity of the argument that a huge increase in employment isn't a problem, and quoting the number of people who weren't made jobless recently as justification. I'm amazed and the mental contortions people will do to pretend everything's hunky dory. Mind bogglingly stupid.0
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