What's interesting is the press reporting of this has been a tad more balanced - not perfect by any means, but certainly not as rose-tinted as the government might like.
Sky News And Channel 5 News 02.09.08 I/Vs with a chartered financial planner re Stamp Duty etc
#76
Posted 02 September 2008 - 10:06 PM
FP - what a brilliant performance
Well done, confident, straight talking and you didn't let her turn it once! Damn I'm working in the Sky News studios at the moment as well.... would have been great to bump into you.
What's interesting is the press reporting of this has been a tad more balanced - not perfect by any means, but certainly not as rose-tinted as the government might like.
What's interesting is the press reporting of this has been a tad more balanced - not perfect by any means, but certainly not as rose-tinted as the government might like.
#77
Posted 03 September 2008 - 06:52 AM
swhiteley, on Sep 2 2008, 12:28 PM, said:
Those of you who will be near a TV this lunch time (Tuesday 2nd September) might be interested to flick over to Sky News at about twenty to two for an article about today's Stamp Duty announcement. Housepricecrash.co.uk will be represented, as ever, by our very own man in the media, Financial Planner.
Financial Planner will also be making an appearance on tonight's Channel 5 News at 5pm.
If you missed the Sky item you can view it online or download it from the HPC server: Afternoon Live with Kay Burley.
The Channel 5 package is also available from the HPC server: Channel 5 News
Financial Planner will also be making an appearance on tonight's Channel 5 News at 5pm.
If you missed the Sky item you can view it online or download it from the HPC server: Afternoon Live with Kay Burley.
The Channel 5 package is also available from the HPC server: Channel 5 News
Great linky to the HPC media-video server .
Is it possible to put this as a permanent link on the front page ? I reckon it would be great to have our videos redilly avaliable for viewing .
#78
Posted 03 September 2008 - 10:12 AM
Thank you FP ,
Language even my mother who is a dedicated 'house prices ALWAYS go up ' person can understand .
The sound of FP saying 'Don't touch property with a bargepole' was good enough , but to se a mainstream news anchor accepting this as fact was far far more significant.
Language even my mother who is a dedicated 'house prices ALWAYS go up ' person can understand .
The sound of FP saying 'Don't touch property with a bargepole' was good enough , but to se a mainstream news anchor accepting this as fact was far far more significant.
An old and wise friend once said to me " look over there, that dogs got 1 bollock " I shall always remember him
#79
Posted 03 September 2008 - 12:19 PM
The Government announced this morning that they are to be waiving stamp duty on properties below the £175,000 mark for a period of 12 months.
Great Stuff! Darling's finally crawled through the stingy nettles and made a decision. Although will it make a difference?
Best thing about this "little" announcement is that finally everyone at least knows where they stand.
Why he couldn't have reduced it for properties up to at least £250k beats me. That would have kicked the market up the behind and automatically got things moving enough to recoup many of the losses it has made in announcing it.
Whilst it may help people at the bottom of the housing ladder saving them a maximum of £1750 it will not entice anyone else to move as they will stay be paying the full rate.
It is a good thing though nevertheless if you are looking to buy at the moment upto the £200k mark. Not only can you now look for a house £1750 more expensive, it will also bring down the prices of properties around the £200k mark as people will begrudge having to pay stamp duty for only a slightly more expensive property. Not good news for 2nd time buyers. Bet definitely good news for 1st.
Until next time,good luck everyone with whatever you do and please don't forget, if you or anyone you know needs a mortgage please click on the link below and we guarantee to contact you back within the hour with Free Independent Mortgage Advice.
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Great Stuff! Darling's finally crawled through the stingy nettles and made a decision. Although will it make a difference?
Best thing about this "little" announcement is that finally everyone at least knows where they stand.
Why he couldn't have reduced it for properties up to at least £250k beats me. That would have kicked the market up the behind and automatically got things moving enough to recoup many of the losses it has made in announcing it.
Whilst it may help people at the bottom of the housing ladder saving them a maximum of £1750 it will not entice anyone else to move as they will stay be paying the full rate.
It is a good thing though nevertheless if you are looking to buy at the moment upto the £200k mark. Not only can you now look for a house £1750 more expensive, it will also bring down the prices of properties around the £200k mark as people will begrudge having to pay stamp duty for only a slightly more expensive property. Not good news for 2nd time buyers. Bet definitely good news for 1st.
Until next time,good luck everyone with whatever you do and please don't forget, if you or anyone you know needs a mortgage please click on the link below and we guarantee to contact you back within the hour with Free Independent Mortgage Advice.
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#80
Posted 03 September 2008 - 12:39 PM
eastleighfan, on Sep 3 2008, 07:52 AM, said:
Is it possible to put this as a permanent link on the front page ? I reckon it would be great to have our videos redilly avaliable for viewing .
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll look into linking that page from somewhere more prominent on the site. Hopefully, given time, we'll add more of the older stuff to that page.
quad said:
does anyone have a write up of the tv interview of financial planner as have no tv and my pc is to slow to see tv clips
I'll also look into getting some transcripts witten up as things get added. Thanks for your suggestion.
#81
Posted 03 September 2008 - 01:54 PM
Well done FP, you are a legend! The interview was great but the best part was 'the worst Chancellor in 100 years'
I will not allow house prices to get out of control Gordon Brown ( 1997 Budget Speech) What a muppet!
"It's only when the tide goes out that you learn who's been swimming naked." Warren Buffett
"Since Labour came to power unsecured lending to individuals has risen from £84 billion pounds to £231 billion pounds"
"It's only when the tide goes out that you learn who's been swimming naked." Warren Buffett
"Since Labour came to power unsecured lending to individuals has risen from £84 billion pounds to £231 billion pounds"
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