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[kreature] 08/5/2024 09:36

Before it keeps on going higher ? Dunno tho, best dyor

[jugears] 08/5/2024 09:10

Inevitable?

[kreature] 08/5/2024 09:04

Can only hope they mark this up to 150 on that Express headline, before the inevitable of course

[jugears] 08/5/2024 08:18

I am not a fan of any news paper particularly the express but they are spot on when they say house prices will rise , imo due to low volumes being built now & lower volumes coming to the market,but 20% is on the low side IMEO

[rwlly1] 08/5/2024 08:01

It is the Express, they are electioneering on behalf of the Tories. Trying to make the economy look rosy, when they know very well that it is not.

[kreature] 07/5/2024 20:57

Love how Brits have been trained to lap up the word ‘experts’ without question…

Daily Express….
‘Experts’ predicting house values to rise 20% in next 4 years

[thanatos abysss] 07/5/2024 20:43

kreature PMd you me us

[kreature] 07/5/2024 20:42

Has anything changed in the last 5 years ?

[jugears] 07/5/2024 16:21

And the Sp & house prices still rising year on year! Lol oh LOL, sikh haven't you worn yourself out on the TLY thread today with that abysmal profit on £135million turnover????

[sikhthetech] 07/5/2024 16:14

I think we'll continue to see housing market uncertainty.

As expected....

Halifax: UK house prices ‘plateauing’ due to rising mortgage rates

The annual spring bounce in UK house prices did not occur in April, according to Halifax. It blamed the Bank of England’s interest rate freeze for the inflation stagnation.

[tlobs2] 07/5/2024 16:13

It looks like the longs have well and truly shafted the shorters like sikhthetit.

Carry on lads and lasses and keep those dividends flooding in.

[gbh2] 07/5/2024 09:42

optomistic, I Filtered them long ago :))

[gbh2] 07/5/2024 09:40

Picked up a few more this morning, looking forward to a good summer of sales :)

[optomistic] 07/5/2024 09:29

WHAT A WASTE OF A GOOD THREAD!

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[kreature] 07/5/2024 08:19

Sure this is huge JUGS ? ;
‘ Housebuyers facing 'significant' cost pressures’

[kreature] 06/5/2024 23:13

They won’t be adopted by the council will they ? I thought the idea was to make the residents liable for the public spaces, no ?

Trust pilot, April 2024 :
‘ Mitchell Gardens Staffs, 7 years on and we still plagued and …
7 years on and we still plagued and having issues with Taylor Wimpy not getting the roads adopted by the local council, this is causing residents lots of stress and unnecessary cost when trying sell homes and in some cases are losing buyers. Taylor Wimpy you need to get this sorted out ASAP i think 8+ yrs is long enough to sort out this issue ‘

[kreature] 06/5/2024 22:55

TrustPilot 26th April 2024 :

‘ DONOT TRUST TAYLOR tosh it and hop it…
DONOT TRUST TAYLOR tosh it and hop it WIMPEY. For leasehold check that their appointed management company has no connection with First Port, solitaire, Peveral O.M.or the TCHENGUIZ FAMILY TRUST. Check out the First Port Residents Action Group on F.B.Taylor tosh it and hop it Wimpey think First Port are trustworthy!!!
FREEHOLDERS will find that questions about estate management will be met with a standard copy and paste answer. That is if you are lucky enough to get a reply. It will start with something like;
IT IS NORMAL PRACTICE FOR A MANAGEMENT COMPANY TO BE APPOINTED TO MAINTAIN ESTATE OPEN SPACE ……..etc.
They save money by not having to pay S106 money to the local authorities and S104 money to Water boards.
Taylor Tosh it and Hop it Wimpey will sell on any landlord responsibilities to a financial investment company but will fail to inform estate residents. Why should they bother when Freeholders have no redress to organisations that can impose fines or sanctions on Taylor Tosh it & Hop it Wimpey.
Even an employee of Taylor Tosh it & Hop it Wimpey with a claimed BSc.hons . member of the Chartered something…..has bottled out of a face to face meeting to explain why their “standard “ Transfer Contract and sales method is misleading.
CHECK Land registry for restrictive covenant
Get your solicitor to ask why . (Including freeholders)
If any clause in the transfer document has the phrase IN PERPETUITY get it removed.
Finally DONOT trust Taylor Tosh it & Hop it Wimpey ‘

[kreature] 06/5/2024 22:53

Not sure if these Trustpilot posts are of interest…..?

[kreature] 06/5/2024 21:33

Isn’t this a TW estate ?

April 2024 : Inside The Strictest Estate

com/2024/04/22/lifestyle/inside-the-uks-strictest-estate-where-residents-must-abide-by-a-32-page-rulebook/

(Close gap in url)

[kreature] 05/5/2024 21:50

Co-op seem to have the answer. If you can’t afford to eat their food, they will do you a cheap funeral. Tho I think their might be a massive conflict of interest ?

[kreature] 03/5/2024 19:05

36% APR on Barclaycard, daylight robbery

[jugears] 03/5/2024 18:29

Kreeper, why buy a British company if can't make it pay the government have been supporting Wales steel industry for decades, has to stop sometime,
Lef I hate to say but can see your point, the bog problem is tha people become reliant on credit cars to survive because a good many people have no idea how to budget money.

[lefrene] 03/5/2024 17:50

Jugly, presumably the number of persons with both a mortgage and a credit card. Perhaps 25% of the population, ignore the ONS, the big supermarkets say there's over 80 million crammed onto the island, so that's circa 20 million then?

Used sensibly a CC is a useful tool, but you have to be able to pay off the card at the end of the month. The main benefit is that when using a card the vendor of a Good is selling to the Bank, and thus if there's a problem, the vendor has to face off with the Bank.

They can also be useful if one needs a lump of cash in obscure places. I have been able to obtain cash in the Azores and once in New Zealand when in need of $12,000 cash in a hurry. But I wouldn't countenance letting the debt sit for more than a couple of days, as cash accrues interest from day one.

There's also the benefit in this modern age of acquiring a positive credit history, as I have no other debts at all. So keeping a rolling £100 on the card will now cost me £30 a year to maintain a good credit history.