wage freezes wage cuts 25% deposit needed 3.5 times your salary no 6-7 and they say price will fall by a third lmao. we are talking about 60 to 70% drop yippee
erm for everyone not sucked into the mire by these ridiculous loans so far and all under 18's = 10 million people the fall in the amount we will owe these lazy parasites is a GREAT THING. i could think of nothing worse than living in bonded slavery. no wonder there is so much mental illness around. people are under collosal stress. thats ok tho as big pharma is there to take more cash from your pocket..don't talk back to the boss or your DEAD? awful, why not say FU?
thatchers housing policy coming home to roost. 50% drop hbos were lending up to 7 times income unsustainable. should mrs thatcher have allowed building societies turn to banks i thank her so much now maybe first time buys and the younger generation may get a house now. thank you thank you mrs thatcher
over the long term your absolutely right, house prices will on average go up every year if you look at it over lets say a 20 year period, but over the next 2 years there will be a 15 to 30% drop in all house prices nation wide, yes some areas will fall far less than others but everywhere will have a significent fall. so in the short term yes you can lose alot of money in houses but in the long term they are a fantastic investment... we have some very difficult times ahead 2008 to 2010.....
These two chaps do nothing to dispel the impression that economists are a dull lot. I think they managed 8 minutes without a real smile!
However, Ed Stansfield is very lucid and, if we take what he says as being quite cautious, the outlook for GB Plc looks a bit grim. Imagining that things could be worse than he suggests, and I do, we'll be well-stuffed!
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ZacariasNaima 1 year ago
wage freezes wage cuts 25% deposit needed 3.5 times your salary no 6-7 and they say price will fall by a third lmao. we are talking about 60 to 70% drop yippee
cncxgrinder 2 years ago
HOW BAD THINGS MIGHT GET?
erm for everyone not sucked into the mire by these ridiculous loans so far and all under 18's = 10 million people the fall in the amount we will owe these lazy parasites is a GREAT THING. i could think of nothing worse than living in bonded slavery. no wonder there is so much mental illness around. people are under collosal stress. thats ok tho as big pharma is there to take more cash from your pocket..don't talk back to the boss or your DEAD? awful, why not say FU?
bagariddum 3 years ago
i hear u brother glad to see it.
lacokakid 3 years ago
Hang on!!,Even with the fall in house prices released today,12.5%,they are still 60% higher than in the year 2000.
Let them fall,essential workers,and first-time buyers need houses to.LIKE ME!!!!!!
HabeusCorpus1 3 years ago 2
thatchers housing policy coming home to roost. 50% drop hbos were lending up to 7 times income unsustainable. should mrs thatcher have allowed building societies turn to banks i thank her so much now maybe first time buys and the younger generation may get a house now. thank you thank you mrs thatcher
cncxgrinder 3 years ago
Capital have lost a pensiin fund I am involved with a fortune with bad investing. I am sceptical about anything they say!
UFOSIG 3 years ago
over the long term your absolutely right, house prices will on average go up every year if you look at it over lets say a 20 year period, but over the next 2 years there will be a 15 to 30% drop in all house prices nation wide, yes some areas will fall far less than others but everywhere will have a significent fall. so in the short term yes you can lose alot of money in houses but in the long term they are a fantastic investment... we have some very difficult times ahead 2008 to 2010.....
duffduffbeerbeer 3 years ago
I like cats and houses are nice
frogprincereader 3 years ago
Reading the press, house prices in UK have gone down by half, so with in the next few weeks the prices will drop 101%
elghazoli 3 years ago
50-60% falls are highly likely. Homes are highly overvalued and the only thing was supporting them was cheap credit which is gone for the long term.
50% fall with about 10% overcorrection on top.
brit1664 3 years ago 2
These two chaps do nothing to dispel the impression that economists are a dull lot. I think they managed 8 minutes without a real smile!
However, Ed Stansfield is very lucid and, if we take what he says as being quite cautious, the outlook for GB Plc looks a bit grim. Imagining that things could be worse than he suggests, and I do, we'll be well-stuffed!
trouserferret 3 years ago