Er no, you seem to be arguing with yourself.Omg you are arguing against yourself now. Enjoy.
No thank you, I'm liberal but I have my limitsGet a room you two.. ..![]()
WTF? It's the same thing I've been saying all along, if I was in that same property I would be £180k better off (no idea what my current property is worth) how is that a bad thing and what has it to do with what you and others been saying all along?
And how would you spend all that money? Unless you had a plan for living somewhere else, you couldn't. As Mr Robert Peston likes to remark "A house is always worth one house".
What a load of trot you talk. Many people downsize in old age and use the excess for retirement or topping up pension. Quite a few retire abroad and use the excess from the house sale to make themselves more comfortable. I think you would argue with your shadow.
There is plenty that can be done with that money. My mate has just bought a 2nd home to rent out, using the equity on his own home as collateral. So Mr Robert Peston would be wrong.And how would you spend all that money? Unless you had a plan for living somewhere else, you couldn't. As Mr Robert Peston likes to remark "A house is always worth one house".
Nope, you've just proven it is still worth a homeThere is plenty that can be done with that money. My mate has just bought a 2nd home to rent out, using the equity on his own home as collateral. So Mr Robert Peston would be wrong.![]()
No it's worth 2. Or for that matter as many homes that he could buy with the equity, which in some parts of the country could be several more.Nope, you've just proven it is still worth a home![]()