Covid compared to HPI

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Apparently children could lose £40k because of loss of education.

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19-school-closures-could-cost-each-child-40-000-in-lost-lifetime-earnings-12205034

I wonder how this compares to HPI generally?

I bought in 2001 and moved up in 2006.

I compared what I paid per month and what I would have paid if

a) interest rates had stayed the same

b) prices had risen with inflation

I found that for 5 years I paid £1k p.a more

then for 3 years £3k p.a

Then interest rates collapsed and I was paying what I would have done.

In total over 8 years £14k more.  This shows that HPI is comparable to Covid.

 

What do other things