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November Mortgage Figures

daddy bull · 2006-01-07T16:22:59+0000

November 2005 - £ 27 billion loaned on mortgages After redemptions and repayments are taken into account: November 2005 - £8.7 billion increase in mortgage debt How much of this has been used to fund house purchases And more importantly how much has been used to pay off debts on credit cards and overdrafts as well as consumer purchases for Christmas, thereby continuing the 8 year CONSUMER (not Producer) BOOM???? db

By Guest daddy bull, January 7, 2006 in House prices and the economy

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