Zubrman
Well-Known Member
Shouldn't have driven like a twat for twelve months then.Car insurance renewal time......the quotes are a pisstake from this time last year.
Shouldn't have driven like a twat for twelve months then.Car insurance renewal time......the quotes are a pisstake from this time last year.
Got the Mrs on,but I'll keep hunting,it's jumped 100 notes across the board on Go Compare.I'm stating the obvious but if you have a partner with no claims in the last 5 years then add them on pal.
Shop around on comparison sites, I've not stuck with one insurer for more than a year because their default renewal quote has been ridiculous.
No Spads though.....touchwood ;-)Shouldn't have driven like a twat for twelve months then.
My local charges £6 a pint for a premium lager.Myself and Mrs. Biggie used to enjoy going out for a drink or two at weekends but now we tend to stay in and drink at home, it's a lot cheaper and no drugged up cunts spoiling it for us.
sorry sir, i meant £2.89Maffs not your strong suit?
Go through topcashback and try moneysupermarket as that was 100 cheaper than gocompare for me the other month.Got the Mrs on,but I'll keep hunting,it's jumped 100 notes across the board on Go Compare.
Salford postcode ain't helping.....
That’s the nub of it, as you say prices are sticky downwards. Salaries influence every part of the supply chain, so unless there is a major recession with swathes of job losses which would reduce overall salaries and significantly impact demand; the only downward movement in prices would be as a result of:-We might see some prices drop where things like high energy prices have pushed production costs up, but a lot of it is stickier than that - if a company has just given its workforce a 5% payrise, it's not going to be able to drop its prices to the previous levels.