For mostly woke dross.1 netflix stock costs 447 dollars .......that is very dear
Any links to help us savour the moment?Nigel Farage is getting revenge on the bank closing his account and putting him out they have been forced to issue a grovelling apology
Any links to help us savour the moment?
Cheers!https://www.irishnews.com/news/ukne..._only_a_start_as_he_vows_to_fight_on-3455420/
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/othe...rust-reporting-of-my-old-employer/ar-AA1e8zGQ
Broadcaster Jon Sopel has issued an apology to Nigel Farage after previously mocking the former UKIP leader's cancelled account with bank Coutts.
On July 4, Sopel joked about Farage's complaint, following initial BBC reports that Coutts didn't cater for clients with less than £1million in their current account.
Sopel, himself an ex-BBC correspondent, tweeted: 'You must feel a bit of a Charlie if you’re Nigel Farage, and you claim that it’s all an establishment stitch up that your account’s been closed when it’s just you’re not rich enough for Coutt’s.
So even the government has woken up and intends doing something about it. I mean, its not like Britain is anything like Ireland with its hate speech laws, oh no, perish the very thought!https://www.irishnews.com/news/ukne..._only_a_start_as_he_vows_to_fight_on-3455420/
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/othe...rust-reporting-of-my-old-employer/ar-AA1e8zGQ
Broadcaster Jon Sopel has issued an apology to Nigel Farage after previously mocking the former UKIP leader's cancelled account with bank Coutts.
On July 4, Sopel joked about Farage's complaint, following initial BBC reports that Coutts didn't cater for clients with less than £1million in their current account.
Sopel, himself an ex-BBC correspondent, tweeted: 'You must feel a bit of a Charlie if you’re Nigel Farage, and you claim that it’s all an establishment stitch up that your account’s been closed when it’s just you’re not rich enough for Coutt’s.
There was a time when companies stayed well away from politics, but now they think they are big enough to push the politicians around, hopefully this affair will help put them back in their box.More revenge for Farage now with the boss of Natwest having to resign in shame for putting out a bullshit story of fake news against Farage
NatWest chief executive Alison Rose has stepped down after admitting to the inaccurate briefing of a BBC journalist about the closure of Nigel Farage’s bank account. Her departure, after more than three decades at the UK taxpayer-backed Ulster Bank parent, marks the latest escalation in a high-profile row between the political pundit and former leader of the UK Independence Party (Ukip) and one of Britain’s biggest banks.
https://www.irishtimes.com/business...lison-rose-steps-down-after-nigel-farage-row/
So much winning
Get woke and eventually go broke.https://www.irishnews.com/news/ukne..._only_a_start_as_he_vows_to_fight_on-3455420/
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/othe...rust-reporting-of-my-old-employer/ar-AA1e8zGQ
Broadcaster Jon Sopel has issued an apology to Nigel Farage after previously mocking the former UKIP leader's cancelled account with bank Coutts.
On July 4, Sopel joked about Farage's complaint, following initial BBC reports that Coutts didn't cater for clients with less than £1million in their current account.
Sopel, himself an ex-BBC correspondent, tweeted: 'You must feel a bit of a Charlie if you’re Nigel Farage, and you claim that it’s all an establishment stitch up that your account’s been closed when it’s just you’re not rich enough for Coutt’s.
But it may have something to do with the forthcoming interest rises, and the fact that a pile is waayyy overpriced in the ripublic to start with, so combine the two and one ends up expected to repay unrealistic payments for 40 years - Seems very risky at the moment - Best wait for the next Crash and see what economic value can be had, might not be long to goI keep hearing that mortgages over 200k are very rare, the banks don’t appear to be lending above that figure, not out this way (Munster) anyway.
Is the government pulling their strings, putting an unofficial cap on loans to keep house prices down? I’m starting to think it might be.
That kinda depends on how a house is valued. Generally speaking they are selling for less than their rebuild costs in this area. As one who is actively house hunting at present I'm only too painfully aware that what is on the market is crap, nearly all that we look at need a further 50 - 100k spent on them to bring them up to modern standards, which suggests that they are valued about right if the cost of replacement is the main criterion.But it may have something to do with the forthcoming interest rises, and the fact that a pile is waayyy overpriced in the ripublic to start with, so combine the two and one ends up expected to repay unrealistic payments for 40 years - Seems very risky at the moment - Best wait for the next Crash and see what economic value can be had, might not be long to go