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Just trying to cheer up those that have bought a house recently
I'm also 95% sure they are going down, and a strong chance it'll be a serious correction lasting quite a few years. I bought the big house for the more kids reason, in hindsight I should of held off but I'd held off the purchase for a few years already while they were cerating this mess with low interest rates. Don't worry about me I'm sitting pretty anyway, I just could of been in the market for buying a mansion on the cheap if I'd stuck to Plan A !
I think the Euro has had its good run, a few articles starting to appear that the problems in Euroland may well be worse than UK and the US. 50/50 which way the sterling v euro exchange rate will go.
Perhaps. But the value of German labour is high. Germans make things the world wants (even China). Germans sell their labour for Euros; ultimately you need to buy Euros to avail of German talents. A more interesting question is can Germany prop up the rest of the Eurozone. As for Britain, I fell this the end of the end. A culmination of a process of managed decline that started in 1914. For the future, look east.
Can anyone recommend a high-interest personal savings account for a sum of around 20k that pays interest to the account monthly and has good customer service?
Cater Allen
and you can have Sterling, Euro and Dollar accounts if you want
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