Are YOU one of the 1 in every 128 ??

warmhands.coldheart

Apparently Northern Ireland now has 14,000 Millionaires.....
That's 1 in every 128 of our population

Come on, admit it..... Are YOU one of them ???

SallyDina

Sadly it's not me!:rotfl:

Ah the things I could do!

ballyblack

Article does not mention the farmers who are 'on their knees' at the moment with poor income.

However because of the high price of land most would be millionaires if they sold every asset out

Not many farmers 'feel that they are millionaires'!!

saverbuyer

I'm not a millionaire yet. I've got 7 million sitting in a IOM back account a friend of mine was looking after. As soon as we sort out a few minor legal niggles I expect to get the money and join the list.


Easy money for selling a few properties.

qwert_yuiop

saverbuyer wrote: »

I'm not a millionaire yet. I've got 7 million sitting in a IOM back account a friend of mine was looking after. As soon as we sort out a few minor legal niggles I expect to get the money and join the list.


Easy money for selling a few properties.

Well don't spend it all on cocaine when you get it. It's bad for you and I've been told it makes you do very silly things.

donnac2558

Well, ask me after the Euromillions draw tonight:rotfl:

qwert_yuiop

Did they remember to subtract mortgage debt from their wealth calculations? There must be a lot fewer property millionaires than there were a few years ago.
According to today's guardian, houses in England's cheaper areas are 10 times buyers' wages. I wonder what it is here now - disposable income for recent buyers here must be pretty high compared to there now.

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saverbuyer

ballyblack wrote: »

Article does not mention the farmers who are 'on their knees' at the moment with poor income.

However because of the high price of land most would be millionaires if they sold every asset out

Not many farmers 'feel that they are millionaires'!!

Still highly subsidised though. Does the low income include the EU cheques? It's all fine and good talking about the low price paid to farmers for their milk, but when working out the cost of production I often wonder do they include EU payments?

qwert_yuiop

No. Single farm payment is not based on production costs.

Still means milk costs more to produce than the producer gets for it though.

saverbuyer

qwert_yuiop wrote: »

No. Single farm payment is not based on production costs.

I know that. I'm wondering if in the various news articles where milk production cost are quotes versus selling price (showing a loss) SFP is deducted from the production costs?


I.e. when a farmer says it costs X to produce a litre of milk do they include the various subsidies or do they remove them.

qwert_yuiop

saverbuyer wrote: »

I know that. I'm wondering if in the various news articles where milk production cost are quotes versus selling price (showing a loss) SFP is deducted from the production costs?


I.e. when a farmer says it costs X to produce a litre of milk do they include the various subsidies or do they remove them.

I don't think they're included.