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Previously on "Sir Mervyn King warns Govt over Help to Buy risks"
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostFollowed by Labour playing spend it like Beckham, 50% increase in immigration from outside EU, join the Euro and then become a PIIG and live in poverty forever more.
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Originally posted by proggy View PostThis is a desperate stunt to get the economy moving before the general election. If we get another year or two of 0 or minuscule growth it means that Osborne may as well have spent the 5 years playing tiddlywinks, and they will get destroyed in the elections.
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This is a desperate stunt to get the economy moving before the general election. If we get another year or two of 0 or minuscule growth it means that Osborne may as well have spent the 5 years playing tiddlywinks, and they will get destroyed in the elections.
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Originally posted by centurian View PostBecause it's the only way they have to make people feel rich.
The whole problem is in the name. Funding for Lending (i.e. funding demand) - if they really want to solve the underlying problem, they should be funding supply - but that will cause prices to drop and a lot of people will feel poorer.
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostWhat is it with every government trying to pump up house prices ?
The whole problem is in the name. Funding for Lending (i.e. funding demand) - if they really want to solve the underlying problem, they should be funding supply - but that will cause prices to drop and a lot of people will feel poorer.
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostThis has to be the daftest idea to come out of this government. Just what they are trying to achieve is beyond me. If someone cannot afford a deposit he cannot afford a house. Simples. Next they will start giving out cash to buy a Aston Martin.
What is it with every government trying to pump up house prices ?
Simples!
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This has to be the daftest idea to come out of this government. Just what they are trying to achieve is beyond me. If someone cannot afford a deposit he cannot afford a house. Simples. Next they will start giving out cash to buy a Aston Martin.
What is it with every government trying to pump up house prices ?
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Originally posted by Old Hack View PostI simply do not understand the lunacy of only offering the help on new builds, for the housing stock will still be reduced, as no one is going to buy a 5 bed Victorian house for £500k with a lovely garden, character and fine features, if they can buy a brand new 5 bed box on a link estate with £100k of the governments money. It's going to create many more problems than it will solve.
It will simply render the older houses useless, as well as the new houses, once they've been sold once. You're going to create a lot of negative equity very quickly, imo.
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Originally posted by Martin@AS Financial View Post
It will simply render the older houses useless, as well as the new houses, once they've been sold once. You're going to create a lot of negative equity very quickly, imo.
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Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King has warned the Government its Help to Buy scheme could fuel a US -style housing boom and must not be made permanent.
He only just worked that out???
muppet
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