Tuesday, Feb 12, 2008
Same paper shouting about house prices this morning?
Daily Express: FOOD PRICE RISES ARE BIGGEST EVER
FOOD prices are soaring at their fastest rate since records began, threatening fresh misery for millions of hard-pressed families.
No doubt that supports their earlier theory on house prices 'rallying'.
Posted by it_is_going_with_a_bang @ 09:53 AM (535 views) Add Comment
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1. yorkshireman said...
Oh well, we can all remortgage as house prices are on the rise again and borrow the money for that loaf of bread we have always wanted. There, problem solved.
2. jack c said...
Remortgage, further advance, equity release, sale and rent back - no worries get that Tesco trolley filled up, buy now before prices rise again.
3. paul said...
QUICK BUY LOTS OF FOOD!! SELL IT AT A PROFIT!
4. little professor said...
Doesn't look good...
5. cyril said...
This is all very biased. You haven't included the drop in the price of flat screen TVs.
6. dugmug said...
It seems we will all be fine if we just live on cornflakes, non? :-)
7. Fed Up said...
This is the same paper that is forever begging for interest rate cuts - and they don't see the connection.
8. new user 2007 said...
It does not matter. Home owners can use the shock £1,000 they made last month to pay for the higher cost of living:)
Of course, that will require more equity withdrawel (read as rise in debt stock) rather than paying for things with their incomes.