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Kids grown and self supporting(ish) - Selfish
No Mortgage - Selfish
Appreciating property(s) - Greed
Not divorced (cooks / housekeeper / cleaners / laundry maids are so expensive) - Sexist
Still breathing - Selfish
Shed loads of spare cash - Greed
6 weeks holiday abroad each year - Greed
Choosing prestige cars ... because you can (but still have 20 year old 4x4 as an experiment to see what max miles it will actually do ) Greed
Kids grown and self supporting(ish)
No Mortgage
Appreciating property(s)
Not divorced (cooks / housekeeper / cleaners / laundry maids are so expensive)
Still breathing
Shed loads of spare cash
6 weeks holiday abroad each year
Choosing prestige cars ... because you can (but still have 20 year old 4x4 as an experiment to see what max miles it will actually do )
"This is because Saga had sold them a standard home insurance policy rather than specialist landlord cover, and it did not offer protection against damage by tenants. "
Or more like they did not for a more expensive, but appropriate policy.
No, our feral children impregnated the neighbours and torched their Astras, we dirty protested the bedrooms, other than the skunk farm, we trashed the place, the roof is gone, the boiler exploded and we skipped owing 6 months rent.
65 to 79 is the happiest age group for adults, according to Office for National Statistics research.
The survey of more than 300,000 adults across the UK found life satisfaction, happiness and feeling life was worthwhile all peaked in that age bracket, but declined in the over-80s.
Those aged 45 to 59 reported the lowest levels of life satisfaction, with men on average less satisfied than women.
"I wonder if the tenants have all paid their rent this month on our propery portfolio dear, back in rainy old England?"
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