Teachers - day off at the slightest sign of snow

chuckley

considering some train companies decided to close certain lines, most people were stuck or had to get x3 trains AND x3 tubes, e.t.c... damn right the schools closed.

peter_the_piper

wallbash wrote: »

Try to buy a house in the S.E on the wages of a Teacher newly qualified.
The only insane one , is the idiot that posted that example.

DD did just that, though a small inheritance did help with the deposit.

custardy

peter_the_piper wrote: »

DD did just that, though a small inheritance did help with the deposit.

So not on just their wages?

Azari

custardy wrote: »

So not on just their wages?

Wow!

Did you manage to work that out just using the information that she'd had help with the deposit from an inheritance?

Not much gets past you.

peter_the_piper

custardy wrote: »

So not on just their wages?

Don't know anybody getting 100% mortgages these days do you?

custardy

peter_the_piper wrote: »

Don't know anybody getting 100% mortgages these days do you?

Where did I say they did?
however saving a deposit from wages, isnt the same as getting it as a lump sum

custardy

Azari wrote: »

Wow!

Did you manage to work that out just using the information that she'd had help with the deposit from an inheritance?

Not much gets past you.

off to ignore with you

peter_the_piper

Most of the deposit was from savings, the inheritance was a contribution. Without it she would have waited longer so it can be done. She is single as well and very frugal.

custardy

peter_the_piper wrote: »

Most of the deposit was from savings, the inheritance was a contribution. Without it she would have waited longer so it can be done. She is single as well and very frugal.

well obviously it can be done
however its simplistic to say someone can get X job and afford to get a house within the local area

peter_the_piper

Don't recollect saying that, just commenting on Wallbashes post that it is possible, with forward planning and a bit of luck.