Your average tracker mortgage is around 7% now, how long before it's 8%?
Almost double what the discount periods would have been in the boom!
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I think that is a load of hogwash.
House prices rising at 10%? When in 2005 they were at 2% wtf?
They are not rising over 5 times faster (10% of now is more than 5 times of what 2% was).
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No, its 0.3% for Jan with a 9.5% for the last 12 months. Do try to keep up.Originally posted by DimPrawnhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6312237.stm
So last week we were looking at maybe 15% rises according to the lenders and estate agents. Now they are rising at only 0.3%
It's almost as if those with a vested interest in putting people into debt are bigging up the market...
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Hang on! Now House Prices "Cooling"
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6312237.stm
So last week we were looking at maybe 15% rises according to the lenders and estate agents. Now they are rising at only 0.3%
It's almost as if those with a vested interest in putting people into debt are bigging up the market...
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