The Credit-crunch is easing !!

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Cyberman replied

1 May 2008, 13:28
Originally posted by Marina View Post

Groan! Does that mean GB may be off the hook yet again, and win the next election?

I was so hoping for a depression ..

I don't really care who's in power if my house keeps rising in value, because I'll be selling up to finance a mega lifestyle away from the chaos. For most of those who have to stay here, it's their fault for voting in New Lie anyway, so they deserve what they get.
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kali replied

1 May 2008, 13:20
Originally posted by Marina View Post

Groan! Does that mean GB may be off the hook yet again, and win the next election?

I was so hoping for a depression ..

Me too - he's horrible isn't he
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Marina replied

1 May 2008, 13:17
Groan! Does that mean GB may be off the hook yet again, and win the next election?

I was so hoping for a depression ..
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Cyberman started a topic The Credit-crunch is easing !!

1 May 2008, 13:15
The Credit-crunch is easing !!

First Direct have been cutting their SVR in line with interest rate cuts and thus their SVR has fallen from 6.5% to 6% since January.

Now there is news that RBS are cutting rates by .3% and the profiteering Abbey are now following. It appears that an element of competition is returning to the market!!

This could be good news for house prices in a year or two, except BTLs/1 & 2 bed flats of course, which have been over-supplied and over-priced.

4 Bed detached houses will hold up nicely thankyou!!
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