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wighty

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  1. You prefer an ISA to a pension?. Best of luck managing a DIY tracker.
  2. Yeah but bitcoin is going to zero innit. So we were told.
  3. Very nice. Unfortunately doesn't fit the doom narrative so doesn't count.
  4. How about removing tax on inherited property, whatever the value. Like it Stewy?.
  5. Too politically charged. Needs to be simplified first.
  6. So your previous employer realised what a clunker you were and got shot of you?.
  7. For once you are right. Debt is just numbers. Until the bailiffs turn up. You're an amusing wag.
  8. Only the expensive ones selling (at discounts) thus pushing the average up.
  9. Asking prices corrupted by hopeful spring bounce.
  10. Had me worried for a moment. Don't blame you - get rid of the Tory snake oil salesmen.
  11. Looks like they've mis-read the email https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/137600423#/?channel=RES_BUY
  12. Prepping you for increas in state retirement age and relative lower state pension.
  13. But national insurance has been reduced by 2%. You should be grateful for having such a caring Sunak and Hunt double act.
  14. Citizen advice bureau as councils can't afford any funding. Sad state of affairs as it directly helps the disadvantaged. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/when-a-citizens-advice-has-to-close-despite-demand-being-off-the-scale/ar-BB1hHCnh?cvid=ed6c20c5b1e242a197dc622bfb94f4ee&ei=15
  15. No point telling me. Try telling Sunak and Hunt with their Mortgage Charter. Have you watched PMQ - the Tory snake oil salesmen?.
  16. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/mortgage-charter/mortgage-charter All lenders have agreed: Anyone worried about their mortgage repayments can contact their lender for help and guidance, without any impact on their credit file and we would encourage you to contact your bank who are there to help. Support for customers who are up-to-date with payments to switch to a new mortgage deal at the end of their existing fixed rate deal without another affordability check[2]. Lenders will provide well-timed information to help customers plan ahead should their current rate be due to end. Lenders will offer tailored support for anyone struggling and deploy highly trained staff to help customers. This could mean extending their term to reduce their payments, offering a switch to interest only payments, but also a range of other options like a temporary payment deferral or part interest-part repayment. The right option will depend on the customer’s circumstances.
  17. At PMQ, Sunak said (in answer to Starmer criticism on increasing mortgage payments) was that the wonderful Hunt is actually saving them money. How?. By letting those that are struggling with repayments go to Interest only.
  18. Maybe. But at least it will give bragging rights that may fool the easily swayed (eg like the government has taken credit for halving inflation). May pass on a political problem to Labour if they need to be increased.
  19. Save the cuts for the election. Then it can be boasted as another win for Hunt & Sunak
  20. Probably. Would be even higher without the tax increases.
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