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  • eliquant
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    Originally posted by Gonzo View Post
    But with prices still going up it is a good article to show clientco to justify your next rate increase.
    yeah just ask clientco and see what they say to you !

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  • Gonzo
    started a topic Good news for contractors

    Good news for contractors

    Luxury market feels the pinch.

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    Inflation in luxury goods and services has dropped sharply in the past year, suggesting even the wealthy are feeling the effects of the downturn.

    The Stonehage Affluent Luxury Living Index suggests inflation for a basket of expensive items including caviar, cigars, champagne, jewellery, watches, cars, art, hotels and even polo ponies has almost halved to 3.3 per cent in the year to April.
    But with prices still going up it is a good article to show clientco to justify your next rate increase.
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