Losing momentum

fc123

!!!!!!? wrote: »

Which is why people should save.




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!!!!!!....This is SOOOO academic.
Live my life for the past 20 yrs.....no way could you have manged to put in action a savings plan..............too many reasons to post.

Avoid the blanket statements......it just can't apply to everyone.

IveSeenTheLight

fc123 wrote: »

!!!!!!....This is SOOOO academic.
Live my life for the past 20 yrs.....no way could you have manged to put in action a savings plan..............too many reasons to post.

Avoid the blanket statements......it just can't apply to everyone.

!!!!!! has a good point.
You should have to save in order to have a deposit to buy a house.
This reduces your outstanding loan, interet you have to pay and can also affect the interest rate you get for the mortgage.

It's ok, if you could not manage to save, but this would mean that you could not afford a mortgage.

This is the way it used to be (prior to easy credit) and this is how it is returning.

If you want to owna property you have to save for it.
If you can't save for a property then you accept it and live within your means.

Snooze

IveSeenTheLight wrote: »

!!!!!! has a good point.
You should have to save in order to have a deposit to buy a house.
This reduces your outstanding loan, interet you have to pay and can also affect the interest rate you get for the mortgage.

It's ok, if you could not manage to save, but this would mean that you could not afford a mortgage.

This is the way it used to be (prior to easy credit) and this is how it is returning.

If you want to owna property you have to save for it.
If you can't save for a property then you accept it and live within your means.

Indeed. The truth hurts sometimes...

Rob

pickles110564

boinging wrote: »

Funny isn't it how despressing for some is joy for others. I've been like a kid at Christmas this week waiting for the latest set of figures...

...and this year I got everything I wanted. :rotfl:

Just not the [EMAIL="B@lls"]B@lls[/EMAIL] to take advantage of it.:rotfl:

boinging_2

pickles110564 wrote: »

Just not the B@lls to take advantage of it.:rotfl:

Thanks for another insightful post. Your posts are a joy to behold.

JonnyBravo

boinging wrote: »

Thanks for another insightful post. Your posts are a joy to behold.

Ah good, another case of the pot and the kettle!

pickles110564

boinging wrote: »

Thanks for another insightful post. Your posts are a joy to behold.

That is very kind of you to say so, I always like to bring the other side of the discussion to the forefront.
We would not want to see people getting mis informed by your constant joy of wishing misery on normal house owning families.

boinging_2

pickles110564 wrote: »

That is very kind of you to say so, I always like to bring the other side of the discussion to the forefront.
We would not want to see people getting mis informed by your constant joy of wishing misery on normal house owning families.

Apologies your right, house prices are not falling, I'm making this all up.

mr.broderick

boinging wrote: »

Apologies your right, house prices are not falling, I'm making this all up.

Actually the funny thing is you and your like minded friends are....When they do fall i'm sure everyone will agree and most will be happy until then you are bang on...It is all made up....

Datasafe_2

Back to the topic..........

CML survey is again the worse ever since it began.

The crash is losing momentum nearly every day