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blackeye replied

7 November 2016, 22:32
Great news, an extra £3000 of debt a 20 something (or £9000 a 30 something in London) will have to take on!

Go baby boomers.
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DimPrawn replied

7 November 2016, 21:27
I also have €20 left over from Benidorm.

Can't lose.
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Old Greg replied

7 November 2016, 21:21
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Halifax says house prices rise £3k in a month but annual growth slows | Daily Mail Online

That takes my total income to £3200 this month. Thankyou QE, Help to Buy, Bung Large House Building Companies Free Money, Tax Payer Money to Bankers Bonuses and other wonderful govt schemes.

Me 'ouse is me pension, innit.

That's bugger all in USD or EUR.
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DimPrawn started a topic Good news away from all the Brexit squabbling

7 November 2016, 21:17
Good news away from all the Brexit squabbling

Halifax says house prices rise £3k in a month but annual growth slows | Daily Mail Online

House prices rose by almost £3,000 in the month of October.

The average price of a home in the UK rose by 1.4 per cent last month to £217,411, on the Halifax house price index - the largest increase since March.

That takes my total income to £3200 this month. Thankyou QE, Help to Buy, Bung Large House Building Companies Free Money, Tax Payer Money to Bankers Bonuses and other wonderful govt schemes.

Me 'ouse is me pension, innit.
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