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That's the bottom line.

Apolgies just seen someoen else has pasted the German site for coins.

Is this a gross or net salary I wonder?

No is it that bad? Is it the Detroit of the UK?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-34474378 Thousands apply to buy Liverpool homes for just £1 Thousands of people have applied to buy homes for £1 in Liverpool. In total, 2,750 people have expressed an interest in buying empty terraced properties in the Picton area. The scheme, which was started by Mayor Joe Anderson in 2013, aims to regenerate deprived parts of the city and help the economy. In the successful first tranche, 20 homes were sold around Granby Four Streets and Arnside Road. Tony Mousdale, empty homes manager of Liverpool City Council, told the BBC: "All the pl

Negative rates could go to -3.5% to -5% ! Good video here with reasons why:

I am not sure about others here, but there is a certain feel in the air currently in the stock market. I day trade volatile stocks and sometimes the volatility is just incredible to behold. Certainly wouldn't surprise me if we did see a proper correction like the one on the 24 of last month. Time will tell.

Paul Hodges Interview: UK house prices could fall 50% in global ‘Great Unwinding’

Buying some more silver next month I like the designs on many of the coins even if Mad Max never comes to pass.

So that's going to send residential burglaries through the roof then as old people withdraw and put it at home.

Everyone has to do what's right for them. Good luck to everyone renting and wanting to buy either now or in the future or never.

I am sure it does, but are people really this gullible and stupid any more? I.e. with the internet as a free resource you can now find a lot of information on anything you are interested in, not forgetting good ole books or kindle versions now. But I take your point though.

So you think it can't be done, or it's not for you because you aren't interested? Not sure if it signals the top though, some think the top is not yet in, other think it is, you peays your money and takes your chances.

That sounds an interesting idea, thanks for sharing that.

Cartainly concur on the car front, unless you are so well off you can afford the depreciation whihc goes with the grief of them. Even if I became well off enough to justify a brand new or an expensive car, psychologically losing money on depreciation just doesn't sit well with me. I agree though cash and other portable assets does give me a sense of well being, strange eh.