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AtW replied

31 December 2015, 16:55
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Is your mattress under the toll bridge now worth £2m then?

FTFY
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BrilloPad replied

31 December 2015, 16:54
Originally posted by Troll View Post

This Nationwide calculator says my house in outer SE region bought for £280k in 2000 is now worth £737k

It is bolloxs

Is your house now worth £2m then?
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Troll replied

31 December 2015, 16:52
This Nationwide calculator says my house in outer SE region bought for £280k in 2000 is now worth £737k

It is bolloxs
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AtW replied

31 December 2015, 16:47
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

We lived in a house with a bar in the 80s.

That's where he works - All Bar One...
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BrilloPad replied

31 December 2015, 15:11
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

Woohoo!! That covers all the Chrimbo pressies, a luxury 2 week cruise in the Caribbean, and a new set of driving gloves!! Boomed!!

Which is how Joe Pleb thinks. They can carry of borrowing to spend. Even though they still need somewhere to live.
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shaunbhoy replied

31 December 2015, 13:46
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Prices rose by an average of 0.8pc in December,

Woohoo!! That covers all the Chrimbo pressies, a luxury 2 week cruise in the Caribbean, and a new set of driving gloves!! Boomed!!
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PurpleGorilla replied

31 December 2015, 09:41
Originally posted by ChimpMaster View Post

Mauve Monkey, is that you?

Bloody boomers!
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ChimpMaster replied

31 December 2015, 09:36
Originally posted by AtW View Post

House price growth jumps to eight-month high

....<snip>

Mauve Monkey, is that you?
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mudskipper replied

30 December 2015, 23:23
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

He arranged all the bars into a house....

We lived in a house with a bar in the 80s.
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BrilloPad replied

30 December 2015, 23:19
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

You bastard. You told me you bought gold.....

He arranged all the bars into a house....
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northernladuk replied

30 December 2015, 23:18
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

99.99999999999% of my wealth is in property.

You bastard. You told me you bought gold.....
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DimPrawn replied

30 December 2015, 23:10
99.99999999999% of my wealth is in property.
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BrilloPad replied

30 December 2015, 16:58
And the North-South gap has widened. To at the moment most of the North is underwater and uninsurable....
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AtW started a topic Tax free money

30 December 2015, 16:51
Tax free money

House price growth jumps to eight-month high

UK house prices grew at their fastest pace in eight months this December, amid warnings that a shortfall of new supply could push price growth higher in the new year.

Prices rose by an average of 0.8pc in December, according to data compiled by Nationwide, an acceleration from November’s 0.1pc growth. The monthly rise took the annual pace of growth to 4.5pc, and the price of the average home to £196,999.

More of this madness from the source: House price growth jumps to eight-month high - Telegraph
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