How Much Did Your House Earn in 2014 ?

thequant

TickersPlaysPop wrote: »

Every penny over inflation that your property goes up is a penny more in our children's inheritance

Houses for homes and profit.

Let's make this the story on the news and in general election and start celebrating our housing market for our childrens future.

Corrected for you!

TickersPlaysPop

thequant wrote: »

Corrected for you!

LoL quite funny, but are you serious? I think you are .... And it's clear you are not bothered to explain your point.

Inheritance?! So you are saying that home (owner occupier) purchase is only for young people with parents that

A) own a property, either their own home or other investment
are old enough to be at the point of death when their off spring are ready to purchase a home.
C) have significant equity in the property
D) have enough money in pension and investments to be able to use the property equity to give to off spring. I am assuming retirement, care homes are costly?
E) remember inheritance tax, so not a very efficient way to pass on the glorious house price increaes, unless you predict your death over 7 yrs in advance and keep on good terms with your babies.

Seems like a very unfair system to me, and one that is suppressing the less advantaged of a whole generation?

"Houses for homes NOT profit". Will be coming to a manifesto near you SOON

thequant

TickersPlaysPop wrote: »

LoL quite funny, but are you serious? I think you are .... And it's clear you are not bothered to explain your point.

Inheritance?! So you are saying that home (owner occupier) purchase is only for young people with parents that

A) own a property, either their own home or other investment
are old enough to be at the point of death when their off spring are ready to purchase a home.
C) have significant equity in the property
D) have enough money in pension and investments to be able to use the property equity to give to off spring. I am assuming retirement, care homes are costly?
E) remember inheritance tax, so not a very efficient way to pass on the glorious house price increaes, unless you predict your death over 7 yrs in advance and keep on good terms with your babies.

Seems like a very unfair system to me, and one that is suppressing the less advantaged of a whole generation?

"Houses for homes NOT profit". Will be coming to a manifesto near you SOON

We need to restructure our family way of living in the following ways.


A) Families need to look after their own elderly to avoid the care bills and stop expecting the tax payer to pick up the balance.


Instead of children waiting to inherit from parents, parents should directly pass on the inheritance from their own parents to avoid the generational delay.


C) Timings and care bills can be further optimised with a trip to dignitas.


Most of our problems are due to people who are impatient for their birthright.


Generation rent, has 2,3 possibly 4 generations of inheritance waiting to trickle down to them. Instead of the hard done by generation, they are probably the luckiest generation to have ever lived.

Aberdeenangarse

thequant wrote: »

C) Timings and care bills can be further optimised with a trip to dignitas.

You're booked in. They said,see you next Tuesday

ruggedtoast

Linda_D wrote: »

My house makes in a day what you earn in a year on the dole:rotfl::rotfl:


Keep stalking and following me around the forum, the classic will always be when you believed my doctor was actually Harold Shipman and didn't even get the joke:rotfl:Dumb beyond belief:rotfl:

Don't forget he might make more on the dole than you do Linda. You won't get the full rate til you are 30 or something.

Linda_D_2

ruggedtoast wrote: »

Don't forget he might make more on the dole than you do Linda. You won't get the full rate til you are 30 or something.

How much did your house earn in 2014 ruggedtoast? Ooops I forgot you don't have one and still live with mummy and daddy because those nasty boomers ruined your chances and are the reason why you're one of life's losers:rotfl:

Cry baby ruggedtoast, time for another boomers bashing thread, don't forget the pointless pictures

wymondham

Nothing. I don't recall it writing me any cheques this year... must have a word with it!

shortchanged_2

wymondham wrote: »

Nothing. I don't recall it writing me any cheques this year... must have a word with it!

No, but I bet you had to write out few cheques to keep your house happy.

jjlandlord

I bought at 415k 2 years ago, and remortgaged this year: The bank was happy to accept a valuation at 475k.

While this has not made me any cash, this has allowed me to get a better mortgage deal thanks to the improved LTV, and that will save me hard cash for the next 3 years.

wymondham

shortchanged wrote: »

No, but I bet you had to write out few cheques to keep your house happy.

yes indeed, bloody roof!!