Gareth Barry Conlon
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Bank Rate up to 3 from 2.25 as priced in by the market.
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Mortgage deal ending
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pride in battle
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To 'supposedly' stop people spending ?? Its ridiculous all they are doing is killing businesses because people AREN'T SPENDING !!Bank Rate up to 3 from 2.25 as priced in by the market.
tolmie's hairdoo
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Ten-year fix last June at 2.09 to stay with Nationwide.
Was offered five-yr fix at a few points lower, but didn't want to risk it and thought inflation was ready for lift-off after Covid handouts.
Sod the early redemption charges. If I could ever afford to pay off my mortgage in one-hit, I'm certainly not going to be bothered about paying the exit penalty.
Was offered five-yr fix at a few points lower, but didn't want to risk it and thought inflation was ready for lift-off after Covid handouts.
Sod the early redemption charges. If I could ever afford to pay off my mortgage in one-hit, I'm certainly not going to be bothered about paying the exit penalty.
Kompany Car
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They’ve just said that they don’t expect them to go above 5% because that “feels too high”.Bank Rate up to 3 from 2.25 as priced in by the market.
Do they set these with any science behind them or is it all based on sentiment and feeling ?
Scottyboi
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Jesus just checked a 2 year fix with halifax for my house it is 6.25% now, luckily locked in 3.56% for 5 years in July.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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BOE announces likely long lasting recession after announcing the biggest interest rate rise in over 30 years, which will significantly contribute to a long lasting recession.…
Chancellor will soon announce a long lasting recession and pretend that the government could go bankrupt without everyone taking their medicine, by raising taxes AND cutting public expenditure, measures that will significantly contribute to a long lasting recession….
You couldn’t make it up.
Chancellor will soon announce a long lasting recession and pretend that the government could go bankrupt without everyone taking their medicine, by raising taxes AND cutting public expenditure, measures that will significantly contribute to a long lasting recession….
You couldn’t make it up.
tolmie's hairdoo
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BOE announces likely long lasting recession after announcing the biggest interest rate rise in over 30 years, which will significantly contribute to a long lasting recession.…
Chancellor will soon announce a long lasting recession and pretend that the government could go bankrupt without everyone taking their medicine, by raising taxes AND cutting public expenditure, measures that will significantly contribute to a long lasting recession….
You couldn’t make it up.
When did the last recession end?
Just asking, seem to have been in one since 2009!
Fuck off HS2 - save at least £71bn.
Tax the oil and energy companies higher.
Tax the banks a bit more.
Help the people in the middle 40-per-cent bracket but increase the top rate to 46 per cent.
Charge time-wasters, thugs and drunks for using the NHS.
Other than that, I don't see where any government can make the huge savings required.
pride in battle
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Like you say HS2 is the biggest waste of money ever, use that money to improve services, cut rail prices and thus help the environment.When did the last recession end?
Just asking, seem to have been in one since 2009!
Fuck off HS2 - save at least £71bn.
Tax the oil and energy companies higher.
Tax the banks a bit more.
Help the people in the middle 40-per-cent bracket but increase the top rate to 46 per cent.
Charge time-wasters, thugs and drunks for using the NHS.
Other than that, I don't see where any government can make the huge savings required.
Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese
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HS2 should've been scrapped in the last recession. Too many lucrative contracts for the mates of both main political parties for this to happen though. If we have decent broadband everywhere then we shouldn't need any more capacity to get to London quickly.When did the last recession end?
Just asking, seem to have been in one since 2009!
Fuck off HS2 - save at least £71bn.
Tax the oil and energy companies higher.
Tax the banks a bit more.
Help the people in the middle 40-per-cent bracket but increase the top rate to 46 per cent.
Charge time-wasters, thugs and drunks for using the NHS.
Other than that, I don't see where any government can make the huge savings required.
If we annex Merseyside and let them govern themselves we could save a fortune on benefits. Could also do with charging the obese for using the NHS.When did the last recession end?
Just asking, seem to have been in one since 2009!
Fuck off HS2 - save at least £71bn.
Tax the oil and energy companies higher.
Tax the banks a bit more.
Help the people in the middle 40-per-cent bracket but increase the top rate to 46 per cent.
Charge time-wasters, thugs and drunks for using the NHS.
Other than that, I don't see where any government can make the huge savings required.