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Reply to: HSBC: UK House prices overvalued by 30%
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What about those contractors who havent been contracting for a year.
I could afford a lock up Garage though.
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5 years' savings would buy a reasonably nice house eh. I tend to try and think a little differently though, in that when house prices settle down a bit then try to buy (cheaper) investment property every 2 or 3 years - in cash. That way, in about 10 years' time you could have 5 freehold investment properties hopefully generating around £3k income a month.Originally posted by Diver View PostAll IT contractors earn enough to save cash for a house in 5 years
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"What if it's a once in a lifetime "Happy Divorce Day" present to oneself?"
But surely she gets a big chunk of the future income while she sits on her @rse all day watching Jeremy Kyle and having her @arse knocked off by the milkman. Unless it goes on your PAYE salary! i.e. a big percentage of ferk all
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Well only if you are unfortunate enough to have got yourself into that particular predicament, but I doubt that is the norm. That said, I expect you will be back here shortly manacled to the forum and dressed as Spider-Man eh?Originally posted by andrew_neil_uk View PostSo having lost access to your children, your savings and most future income you should feel elated?
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My last one was 2k, but on the whole I agree.Originally posted by Diver View PostAnybody that pays more than a grand for a motor needs his head read
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But we don't do it, do we? We start buying flash motors and Crystal instead of Skol...Originally posted by Diver View PostAll IT contractors earn enough to save cash for a house in 5 years
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