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Spacecadet replied

22 September 2011, 11:56
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

For £10000 wouldn't you be better taking out a personal loan?

couldn't you lend him the money yourself?
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MarillionFan replied

22 September 2011, 11:50
For £10000 wouldn't you be better taking out a personal loan?
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PAH replied

22 September 2011, 11:34
Originally posted by Spacecadet View Post

110% mortgage?

That's what I'm holding out for.

Get a 110% mortgage on a 2 million pound cupboard in London. Go bankrupt after the first repayment and be 200k better off.

Rinse and repeat every year after the bankruptcy has been discharged.
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AtW replied

22 September 2011, 11:32
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

Is 'mortage' your attempt at a posh word for death?

Spelling words wasn't part of affordability criteria
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TimberWolf replied

22 September 2011, 11:32
I look forward to your comments on the virtues of bankers, economic policy and, especially, low interest rates and quantitative easing
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PAH replied

22 September 2011, 11:30
Originally posted by AtW View Post

All rock and roll here

Your cockney's improving.
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Mich the Tester replied

22 September 2011, 11:30
Is 'mortage' your attempt at a posh word for death?
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Spacecadet replied

22 September 2011, 11:30
Originally posted by AtW View Post

All rock and roll here

110% mortgage? you can get that sofa then!
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22 September 2011, 11:29
Back from talking to mortage advisor...

All rock and roll here

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