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And I was about to give you +ve rep, until the 2nd half of the last sentence. DC is to blame.... -
You're right of course. DC put a bowl of cretin food outside the back door. You can hardly blame the cretins for eating it. One of the interesting points of learning from this fiasco is that some cretins (e.g. scooter) are fussy as to which brands of cretin food they will eat.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostAnd I was about to give you +ve rep, until the 2nd half of the last sentence. DC is to blame....Comment
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Do they have your face on their promotional material?Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostHow many votes will the DUP be getting?Comment
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The BoE interest rate will be near zero for another decade. This 2% inflation target is meaningless really as they won't risk raising rates triggering a recession. Even if it only lasted a few months.
Rising inflation due the falling value in Sterling is an excuse for the BoE not to raise rates as it's only 'temporary'. When that's resolved there will be another reason as it's been going on since 2008. Surely the interest rates should be automatically linked to inflation and not protecting banks and debtors...
Oh and if they take in all costs not just food and everyday expenses, then in reality it's probably already above 5%.Comment
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Where would it be if they factored in housing costs since 2000?Originally posted by SeededLoaf View PostThe BoE interest rate will be near zero for another decade. This 2% inflation target is meaningless really as they won't risk raising rates triggering a recession. Even if it only lasted a few months.
Rising inflation due the falling value in Sterling is an excuse for the BoE not to raise rates as it's only 'temporary'. When that's resolved there will be another reason as it's been going on since 2008. Surely the interest rates should be automatically linked to inflation and not protecting banks and debtors...
Oh and if they take in all costs not just food and everyday expenses, then in reality it's probably already above 5%.Last edited by The_Equalizer; 15 June 2017, 11:45.Comment
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So the rich become proportionally richer? I don't believe it....Originally posted by SeededLoaf View PostThe BoE interest rate will be near zero for another decade. This 2% inflation target is meaningless really as they won't risk raising rates triggering a recession. Even if it only lasted a few months.
Rising inflation due the falling value in Sterling is an excuse for the BoE not to raise rates as it's only 'temporary'. When that's resolved there will be another reason as it's been going on since 2008. Surely the interest rates should be automatically linked to inflation and not protecting banks and debtors...
Oh and if they take in all costs not just food and everyday expenses, then in reality it's probably already above 5%.Comment
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BofE interest rates will rise significantly when and only when the Septics raise their rates.Originally posted by SeededLoaf View PostThe BoE interest rate will be near zero for another decade. This 2% inflation target is meaningless really as they won't risk raising rates triggering a recession. Even if it only lasted a few months. ...
Finance wise, we're joined at the hip with them.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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That is a synthetic cost as buying a house is very difficult now.Originally posted by The_Equalizer View PostWhere would it be if they factored in housing costs since 2000?Comment
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And I thought they have done so 4 times without the UK following?Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostBofE interest rates will rise significantly when and only when the Septics raise their rates.
Finance wise, we're joined at the hip with them.
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