The Conservative Party

[Mike D]

corrupt

‘Just Helping a Mate’: Conservative MP Given £25,000 Loan to Cover Housing Costs by Big Brexit Donor

Andrew Bridgen has accepted an interest-free loan to help pay for his constituency home, reveals Sascha Lavin

bylinetimes.com

He is a first class **** with form of trying anything to get away without paying his dues

This was him trying shaft his ex Mrs and his kids whilst he set up home with his new bit of fluff nice!!

 

[mosssideblue]

That was dire - all 6 questions answered with the energy cap - like a one hit wonder - Chesney Hawkes may as well do it for her next week

Energy cap as useful as a chocolate fireguard if you cannot afford your mortgage

 

[mosssideblue]

So where are they getting the money from if not cutting spending?

 

[Cricket Blue]

Can anyone help on mortgages?
I am on my 1st one, I got a 5 year fixed in March 2020, paying approx £ 650 a month with Nat West.

I get really anxious on stuff but am I right in saying I can't do anything until at least another 2 years when it comes to getting a new deal? Just don't know whether I should be doing anything now, my parents are no longer alive so I'd usually ask good old Dad for some advice. Cheers

 

[joe123]

Can anyone help on mortgages?
I am on my 1st one, I got a 5 year fixed in March 2020, paying approx £ 650 a month with Nat West.

I get really anxious on stuff but am I right in saying I can't do anything until at least another 2 years when it comes to getting a new deal? Just don't know whether I should be doing anything now, my parents are no longer alive so I'd usually ask good old Dad for some advice. Cheers

Yep, you're fine til 2024, and hopefully things have calmed down a bit by then. I think some let you re-mortgage within 6 months of your current deal expiring if you can find a better (or less bad) rate.

I'm due to remortgage in July, currently paying 2400 a month. Safe to say, I'm not looking forward to it.

 

[Cricket Blue]

Yep, you're fine til 2024, and hopefully things have calmed down a bit by then. I think some let you re-mortgage within 6 months of your current deal expiring if you can find a better (or less bad) rate.

I'm due to remortgage in July, currently paying 2400 a month. Safe to say, I'm not looking forward to it.

Thanks Joe

 

[BobKowalski]

Truss committed to not cutting spending, going ahead with tax cuts, and (I think) abandoning fracking.

No.10 has since tried to roll back the ‘not cutting public spending’, but ultimately no one is buying what Truss is selling, given what she says is largely word soup.

Govt borrowing costs still rising last time I looked. Govt has no credibility left and everyone knows it.

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

Truss committed to not cutting spending, going ahead with tax cuts, and (I think) abandoning fracking.

No.10 has since tried to roll back the ‘not cutting public spending’, but ultimately no one is buying what Truss is selling, given what she says is largely word soup.

Govt borrowing costs still rising last time I looked. Govt has no credibility left and everyone knows it.

I’d like to think there are 40 or so Tory MP’s who’d vote to bring this government down, especially as they are supposed to be representatives for their constituents, almost all of whom are worse off today than they were before the budget and, more importantly, will be much much worse off if this carries on for much longer.
Sadly, I think I’m overrating many of them……

 

[BobKowalski]

I’d like to think there are 40 or so Tory MP’s who’d vote to bring this government down, especially as they are supposed to be representatives for their constituents, almost all of whom are worse off today than they were before the budget and, more importantly, will be much much worse off if this carries on for much longer.
Sadly, I think I’m overrating many of them……

I‘m genuinely unsure as to whether enough Tory MPs have a spine. If I have to put money on it, I think there are enough to force a u-turn, with Kwarteng as the chosen sacrifice.

Truss will follow fairly quickly after him. The Govt is pretty much finished no matter what.

 

[Gabriel]

I’d like to think there are 40 or so Tory MP’s who’d vote to bring this government down, especially as they are supposed to be representatives for their constituents, almost all of whom are worse off today than they were before the budget and, more importantly, will be much much worse off if this carries on for much longer.
Sadly, I think I’m overrating many of them……

I just can't see that happening. For anything remotely similar, I think you would have to go back to 1922 when the Unionists (the then Conservatives) brought down Lloyd George's coalition, but that was ushering in their own power. That said, Truss said no to a General Election today, so on current form, who knows what she'll think tomorrow?