Mortgage Rate Rises
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Yup, ghastly.
The 2 rooms ground floor nearest the main road are bedrooms. Terrible.
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Agreed everyone just seems so fascinated with grey. (Looks at entrance hall that is painted grey with a grey rug!)
I love the area around BSE. A134 is one of my favourite roads to drive. The woodland scenery is lovely.
We moved into a house that was primary colour central so can understand the grey a bit even if I wouldn't ever do it. Our family bathroom is pink and my office is green (yet to decorate). Daughter's yellow bedroom has been fixed...
I've never driven the 134 as I start around Newmarket and would use 14 or 11. Will see if I can detour one day.
Shame a lot is plantation
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I left my balcony door unlocked for a week when I went on holiday a few years ago. No issues. I think the cctv puts most people off even attempting to break inI regularly forget to lock the doors at night and on several occasions I've woken up to find I'd left the back door wide open overnight*.
Admittedly the fox cub in the utility room was a bit of a surprise.....
*Don't tell Mrs F whatever your do
I had just finished painting the upstairs bathroom and the other half commented on liking the colour she picked. I'm not sure she liked as much after I pointed out to her that I call it Makita Teal
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I had just finished painting the upstairs bathroom and the other half commented on liking the colour she picked. I'm not sure she liked as much after I pointed out to her that I call it Makita Teal
That's pretty much the colour we have! Slightly more blue than true teal. But only slightly.
Even the kallax matches!
Makes getting matching plant pots and light shades hard!
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It's a combination of factors. The point I'm making is that monthly rate isn't solely determined by income, it is also impacted by duration. Two people with the same income/expenditure could borrow the same amount at the same interest rate but one might have higher repayments than the other based on mortgage duration.
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I think we’re actually in agreement on that point.
It was the corner sofa they could see mate.
Same. My sofa came with the place and luckily it was a nice one! 10 years on and I still like it.
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Italy shocks banks with 40% windfall tax for 2023
Italy dealt a surprise blow to its banks and sent shockwaves across the sector in Europe by setting a one-off 40% tax on profits reaped from higher interest rates, after reprimanding lenders for failing to reward deposits.
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Italy shocks banks with 40% windfall tax for 2023
Italy dealt a surprise blow to its banks and sent shockwaves across the sector in Europe by setting a one-off 40% tax on profits reaped from higher interest rates, after reprimanding lenders for failing to reward deposits.
I feel like politicians don't really understand windfall taxes. Once again, of all the people and sectors profiteering off the tough economic times they go after the ones who have got a little bit of the cake and not the ones who took the other 90%?