Dražen Petrović

Cant you see that, there WONT BE TAXPAYERS unless the government step in. I just started a business (a restaurant), I work literally 90 hours a week. Working in two full time jobs (self employed and new business), I did not buy a house instead invested £100K for my business, employing 2 full time and 3 part time staff. And I am going to be bankrupt 3.5 full times jobs will disappear. And asking a rent, utility bills help makes you annoyed. ****** off

Same here, Maidstone. I cant get my head around it /\_@_/\

You seriously think that the rest of the world has no better thing than singing up to Brexit petition or they hate us so much and trying to derail beautifulllll (Trump alert) Brexit to prevent rebirth of majestic The British Empire. The world does not give us a damn shit! Yes,We are a small ( but important though ) part of the world and we can punch much heavier than our weight.We have a great history( w/o forgetting shameful parts) that must inspire us for doing better.However, unless we collaborate with others particularly our neighbours, we will lose so much. Last word for the people thinking "Remain" is the idea of "The idea of The establishment" . Go and have a look who lead the idea of Brexit? They are the proper establishment. The other organisations been accused for establishment are citadels of the wealth, prosperity and ultimately PEACE we have. They are far from perfect, on the other hand the best available way of governing. You may disagree with the idea of the EU state but everybody forgets that we have right to veto it as long as we are a member of it.

Too good to be true but too stupid(greedy) to see. I think FCA is partially responsible too. Independent financial adviser Neil Liversidge wrote to the FCA in 2015 warning it about the scheme. Mr Liversidge said: "The way it was promoted, a great many people could have fallen for this. "A client brought it to us but when we looked into it there was a lot of interconnection between the people they were lending to and the management of LCF themselves. "We warned our clients off and the same day we wrote to the regulator raising our concerns about the promotion." Ms Anderson said: "We feel let down - we trusted this company because they had been regulated and authorised - we then found that they weren't even allowed to manage ISAs. "The FCA should have known that before they allowed us to buy these products."

A more recent and more academic report https://migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/briefings/the-fiscal-impact-of-immigration-in-the-uk/

Government pays Eurotunnel £33m over Brexit ferry case The government will pay £33m to Eurotunnel in an agreement to settle a lawsuit over extra ferry services in the event of a no-deal Brexit. In December, the Department for Transport (DfT) contracted three suppliers to provide additional freight capacity for lorries. Eurotunnel said the contracts were handed out in a "secretive" way. *********** It should be enough for his resignation maybe even more.

Cake maker and sock knitter and doctor of Criminology.

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2018/nov/19/uk-house-prices-fall-5000-brexit-south-november-rightmove

+1 but this time just a year ago https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/46914635?search_identifier=b2bb0591d0b189262064f42467e6624e

“we see no point in chasing a market that is increasingly detached from reality” F#@k you moron!

Probably you are wrong.I bet "Death-Divorce-Debt" sales are more than %1 of the market. And they cant sit on them really long.Even w/o 3D sales, people have other reasons to sell and they cant postpone them forever (moving to another area, downsizing or upsizing etc.). Another point; most of the sellers purchased their properties long ago and they will not take a financial hit if they sell less than they anticipated. So, they reduce their prices eventually if the market is going south way.

"We knew the flat was quite pricey when we bought it, compared with other homes nearby, but we assumed that was because it was a brand-new property. Help To Buy was our only option and so we just went for it." Your assumption was wrong and stop moaning.

Grosvenor has long been cautious of the London market, and began cutting its exposure to the capital’s property sector four years ago. Chief executive Mark Preston said: “We think a lot of these markets are overvalued... if anything we’re surprised more hasn’t happened sooner.”