Ruffneck
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Bloke next door is moving back with his young family.Mining contract expired, had bought the house 2 years ago and is renting it out hoping to move back eventually when things improve.Could be waiting a while.
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They have three things they can do to keep the market rising, the way i see it. 1.Lower interest rates - currently 2.5%, would make a small difference for a short while. 2.Further relax foreign investment - already happening with the flood of Chinese buyers 3.The big one.Already up for discussion.Allow superannuation to be used in purchase of housing.Expect a huge rise in inflation if this is ever approved (And i think ti will be within the next 3 years)
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When even REIWA president David Airey is talking publicly about the amount of apartments coming on to the Perth market pushing prices down you know there's a huge issue. On another note i took the plunge last year.Dropped $50,000 on a Mt Barker block with a view of building a flat pack style home on it in a few years if the economy doesn't completely go down the pan.Perth prices are crazy, still well priced out in the towns though.
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If you think that is bad try reading the HP brown sauce reviews....
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Christmas Or Boxing Day Conversations About Property
Ruffneck replied to Dorkins's topic in House prices and the economy
Dropping 1 mill cash on a property is a little different than having to work 3 jobs and take out a liar loan to buy a 1 bedroom flat though isn't it? He is right when he says it is tough to know where to park your savings, who knows how much the fiat currencies will devalue in 2013? anywhere from 5-20%? sitting on a pile of cash is lose/lose. -
how much have the UK exports risen over the past year?
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Banks Express 'concern' Over Eu Exit Referendum
Ruffneck replied to zugzwang's topic in House prices and the economy
17 Bill is nothing compared to how much the Uk pays to be in the EU.More scaremongering from the fat cats, meanwhile they get rid of more and more jobs in the financial sector regardless. -
British Finally Tired Of Giving Africa Money
Ruffneck replied to RufflesTheGuineaPig's topic in House prices and the economy
No-one here is "proud" of divide and conquer and last i checked it is being foisted on the UK through mass immigration and multicult as we speak. Remember these three things 1: Slavery of africans by europeans ended over 100 years before people here were born.Compare this to Saudi Arabia where slavery was officially ended in 1984.Yes 1984 that is not a typo. 2: European imperialism was the brainchild of 1/10th of 1% banking,industrial and royal elite.Majority of English citizens worked either in agriculture or working 14 hour days in factories, returning home to live in overcrowded slums 8 to a room.Conditions were not much better for the majority of UK citizens than that of slaves. 3: The era of Chinese imperialism in Africa began years ago.Where is the outcry from the left? There have been uprisings and rebellions against Chinese oppression but they are rarely reported. -
British Finally Tired Of Giving Africa Money
Ruffneck replied to RufflesTheGuineaPig's topic in House prices and the economy
Yeah so the new world order has Africa just where they want them - completely reliant on globalist institutions like the United Nations, World bank, IMF, European Union.Completely non self sufficient.Now they are rolling out the same model in western countries and we are seeing a small but growing number of people pushing back by growing their own food, bartering etc.But a far larger number IS becoming more and more reliant on this government aid.These people are sleepwalking to their own death, either in a war, famine, concentration camp or another hellish outcome. -
The Chinese Have Come To Spend Some Of Their Trillions
Ruffneck replied to punter's topic in House prices and the economy
They probably do go there.They certainly come to Australia for boxing day sales - view the pics and see for yourself http://www.perthnow.com.au/business/business-old/thousands-flood-city-boxing-day-sales/story-e6frg2qu-1226230657403 -
The Chinese Have Come To Spend Some Of Their Trillions
Ruffneck replied to punter's topic in House prices and the economy
Lol i don't think it's middle class doing this shopping andd spending 1000 pound per pop is it? This is upper class Chinese.Mid class chinese only earn USD7000 per year. -
Cd Ripping To Be Permitted In Uk
Ruffneck replied to erranta's topic in House prices and the economy
might have worked 13 years ago, most people don't use burnable cds/dvds anymore when you can stream onto a tv or put the stuff on your mp3 player.