Friday, Dec 25, 2009
Fun parlour game for Christmas: count the logical fallacies in the Daily Express
Express: Christmas Cheer in Short Supply for UK Homeowners
BELEAGURED UK homeowners were given little Christmas cheer today as experts predicted further chaos in the property market throughout 2010. While many property experts agree the time is right to buy due to historically low interest rates, the mortgage market is expected to remain stale well into 2010 spelling further turmoil for stricken first time buyers and families looking to upsize. Andrew Montlake of mortgage broker Coreco told Express.co.uk: "This year has been carnage for people desperate to buy. Lenders have made it extremely difficult for the majority of people to take advantage of low rates and low prices. As a mortgage broker we've had seen massive demand with people wanting to know if interests rates will stay low."
Posted by drewster @ 07:18 PM (1180 views) Add Comment
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1. novice pete said...
for Emily Garnham,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RJfCOD_mXE
2. bidin'matime said...
Happy Christmas fellow HPCers..! Looking forward to the real deal in 2010.
BMT
3. devo said...
Looking forward to the real deal in 2010
i wouldn't
4. Kirsty said...
"Many experts agree the time is right to buy". When, exactly, have they ever admitted publicly, that the time is NOT the right time to buy?
5. smugdog said...
Real deal, I doubt it, no matter whichever leadership may triumph.
6. tyrellcorporation said...
Beleagured uk homeowners! WTF? They've had their arses* well and truly saved by the likes of you and I. Just the 300% gain over the last decade - incredulous comment IMO.
7. smugdog said...
For most of the 'saved' TC@5, an extra £500 or so in their sky rocket every month, courtesy of Brown and Darling!
When the velvet lined rut ends, what comes then?