Bold of you to assume everybody has £50 a month lying around that they don't need! Way back when I started work, they went over to paying direct into the bank instead of cash, but the banks would charge fees if your balance was under £50 (I was getting about £26 a week at the time) My boss suggested I just leave two weeks wages in the bank and start again from scratch, like I could just live on nothing for two weeks.......
Or they can get a job when they leave school and have an inheritance ready and waiting for them when they are old enough and experienced enough to understand money and it's value.
Exactly, typical baby boomer mentality that comment 😅 why do so many so called parents not want to give their children the best possible chance in life?! I don't have children yet because I want to be in a position to give them the best chance possible in such a tough financial environment nowadays so until I get to that point I don't think its fair to be having the responsibility of children! So many peoples mindsets are all wrong in my opinion when it comes to having children! @TheAnxiousInvestor
@TheAnxiousInvestor Sure they can be taught, but they won't care. Social media teaches them otherwise and it's an overall generalisation. 16 year olds are more towards luxury and leisure, not bills and amenities. Those are still paid by us whilst living in the same house.
@thesthep it’s important to never let your echo chamber or experiences cloud you from facts and what you believe is the “truth”. By your stance, it’s not worth telling / teaching kids anything because “social media”.
Breaking figures down rather than trying to find lump sums at specific years is much easier. £50 is much more feasible even in todays climate to put aside for your children. Automate that process and in a few months and years you’ll forget you was ever doing it. On top of that you would have set your children up with a huge advantage should they need it. Now personally I’d always advocate investing and the returns on something like when invested would be far greater. I’ll do another video showing the mind blowing difference of investing the £50,£100,£200 amounts for your children or yourselves next week.
His ex-fiancée wasn’t savage to do this. Everyone warned him the day he announced that he got married. The fact that his own mother told him this is extreme. His ex never cared about his mother’s passing, and comes for everything he worked for over two decades.
Imagine being so weak that you cant tell your girl that if she even thinks about saying no to a prenup, then she doesn't have the best interest for you and doesnt deserve you
Then you have the English still living in council estates for the past 4 generations then you have Muslims that own half of London city and other major cities
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Definitely nothing to do with millions coming over each year. Also those articles about vacant properties is a massive over estimation based on people buying/selling properties
Id say its an under estimation and there could be more vacant. You think supply / unoccupied / foreign purchases arent a major reason for why people struggle to get a home?
Correct. Those numbers are peanuts. As a migrant myself, obviously the main issue *is* migration. People accept to share *beds* in order to live in London, for instance, because they, like the HK and Singapore citizens buying property, believe it's worth doing it. Either some 5 million people go away or some 3 million new homes will be needed.
Absolutely correct. This issue needs to be discussed more widely. I live abroad and had to wait 5 years before being able to buy a property here. If I leave and then sell I would be subject to a higher capital gains tax. This makes sense as it helps protect an already over ripe property market. The UK needs to implement a similar method of protection and open more of those properties owned by people or entities that have never even been there. A much more pressing issue than the so- called immigration invasion.
lol I’m one of them 😂 convenience, no sugar (although loads of additives and shit I know). 20g protein. It messes with my stomach/teeth less than a chocolate bar
@TheAnxiousInvestor haha fair enough it's still better than most other convenient snacks! You should look at 100% pure grass fed whey protein powders, nothing added at all & 1g protein per 1g powder. Also if you wanted more of a complete meal add some 100% pure fine blended oats too and your good 👍
Yeh I’m usually good with my meals tbh, mrs ensures I’m on the “nutritional stuff”. But I do always have a habit of needing smit sweet after dinner and grenades the go to lol. I tried fruit but my mind won’t accept it lol
@TheAnxiousInvestor haha yeah I know what you mean... its taken me a while to make my brain realise. Raw honey helped me a lot, seems to satisfy my sweet tooth!
She's a Marxist too 😂 ... She's Keir Starsiland 100% ... Not one of these actors have your best interests in their hearts ( if they actually have one ) .
every rent payment you loose 100% or that money all the time, but with every mortgage payment you pay MORE and MORE a percentage to YOURSELF and less and less to the BANK fixed interest, and one day it stops, plus you earn the value of the property increases 10% year, plus cash flow of renting.
@@mauriciosalazar2325 1. opportunity cost. 2. Worth checking how much capital you pay in first 50% of mortgage period 3. Roof over your head with maintenance & low cost of entry is not a loss 4. Not every property increases in value 10% a year. Some go down. When you spend on it, that’s even lower. 5. Cash flow from renting is good. But maintenance / voids / taxes exist. Not as clear cut but I appreciate the comments.
For context, he was talking about giving back his council flat to the council and not buying it. Under the right to buy regulations, after 3 years, he would have got it at a discounted price.
Bravo. This is the first comment here which breaks down the context of this conversation... I'm watching the video short, so this explains it for me. Thanks for posting.
Thelme issued a statement confirming Rishi had no financial interest in its funds. But mud slinging worked, and now we have a Labour govt pushing pensioners into poverty, making us dependent on foreign oil, causing investors to flee the country, giving 20% pay rises to their unionised buddies, fast tracking illegals, and concreting over the greenbelt to house them. Well done Carole👏👏👏
