2022 mini-budget discussion

[StriderX]

Multi-Level Marketing?

You planning on selling Arbonne or something?

Avon selling da.

 

[glenimp617]

Multi-Level Marketing?

You planning on selling Arbonne or something?

Nope, the only thing you need is a t-shirt, facebook page and fake google reviews. You do need to go and see your customers (victims) in person though.

 

[The Funktopus]

I fixed in 2020 for 5 years at 1.94%, and I’m already stressing about what to do when 2025 rolls around!

 

[Irish_Tom]

Nope, the only thing you need is a t-shirt, facebook page and fake google reviews. You do need to go and see your customers (victims) in person though.

Ah, that’s me out then — I’m already far too busy (and antisocial).

 

[Ayahuasca]

I fixed in 2020 for 5 years at 1.94%, and I’m already stressing about what to do when 2025 rolls around!

Sell drugs and overpay the mortgage, plenty of clients within whitehall.

 

[glenimp617]

Ah, that’s me out then — I’m already far too busy (and antisocial).

anyone who has a conscience is out mate, just shows what a joke of a country we are

 

[Rilot]

I fixed in 2020 for 5 years at 1.94%, and I’m already stressing about what to do when 2025 rolls around!

Same as me. 2.5 years left.

 

[Raymond Lin]

Someone at work's mortgage ends early next year....She's going to need a part time job at this rate.

 

[Greebo]

How soon towards the end of a term before you can lock in the next one?

As soon as you want but you may have a small exit fee to pay but will probably be more than worth it if you can secure a decent fixed rate now (good luck)

 

[wildman]

shame he is only a satirist. We could do with real life journo's like this TBH

 

[lookitsjonno]

I fixed in 2020 for 5 years at 1.94%, and I’m already stressing about what to do when 2025 rolls around!

I fixed at 2.05 in July 2019, first time i've actually made a WIN from fixing, usually the rates have gone down

I hope things calm down by 2024!

 

[VincentHanna]

I've got 1.6% until 2026.

I almost went 2 years, but glad I went for 5.

 

[R.P.L]

This is again one of the rare times we are in agreement of the issue, though I expect we will differ on the cause.

Society has been taught to be this way, just as it was taught to make do and mend in previous generations. And it's purely down to the capitalistic, profit driven motive funded by easy credit.

Just a shame so many people can't think for themselves.

 

[Raymond Lin]

I've got 1.6% until 2026.

I almost went 2 years, but glad I went for 5.

Locked that in at the perfect time!

 

[Allnamestaken]

I hope the cabinet falls into a vat of cat pee.

******* Inhuman shitbags.

 

[hurfdurf]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1574338331059650560

We need real consequences for these people, who got it so so wrong. Take everything from them, including any generational wealth that they have passed on to avoid scrutiny. They and their children should be impoverished, the kind of consequences the children of the people of this nation are facing.

 

[Deleted User 298457]

I'm at 2.33/2.34 (two mortgages) for 2 years. I'm looking at 3.92% if I bought today and approx. £564/mo more on my mortgage. Nuts. That would have been a "nope" and would have stayed put.

Any higher and I am in serious trouble lol.

 

[JamesH85]

That's is pretty damning, wow.

 

[Roar87]

I'm sure glad we kicked Boris out over that birthday cake

 

[chrismscotland]

So what do we expect the government to do here, I mean if they turn around and go "derp, sorry bout that, we'll just reverse what we said" they're basically all going to get removed.

How exactly are they going to unwind this, because it seems clear that they've made one hell of a ******* mess.

Absolutely nothing