Triple Lock Plus.

[denso13]

Do you take the Aston to work

Which one?

 

[gas112]

It's a place where some people find it hard, really hard, to make ends meet. You are an utter disgrace when you denigrate people like that.

now go on then amuse me how have i denigrated that scheme ? this should be amusing

 

[denso13]

now go on then amuse me how have i denigrated that scheme ? this should be amusing

You are a Tory supporting ****. Did that come later in life?

 

[gas112]

You are a Tory supporting ****. Did that come later in life?

non answer . . oh have we been on the swally tonight .
Try answering How have i denigrated the scheme and people with my comment asking why you brought the place up

 

[denso13]

Try answering How have i denigrated the scheme with my comment

Try to curb the insults and you might get an answer.

oh have we been on the swally tonight

 

[gas112]

Try to curb the insults and you might get an answer.

oh you just use the #### word as everyday chat . Now go on amuse me or are you struggling to back your comment up as per

 

[JonathanM]

Apparently, by the end of the next Parliament, it will be worth 28p per week! Or so says the Indy

 

[Justin Passing]

I used to have renters in S Wales, the vaaaleys. The returns were around 10%. Prices were stupid low because there were very few jobs. A lot started with a job but lost it during the tenancy. I got a couple of the tenants doing up their own and the others houses in lieu of rent. I got the tittle tattle, and some tenants who really cared sbout the place they lived in. Seemed quite good even though I lost out financially.
If I'd evicted them the places would have needed decorating anyway, then empty, then the same sort of tenant.
It was quite sad when oneex army guy finally turned to booze or drugs or something and he had to go. Hhis woman had already gone, poor sod. Again, if the council owned the place he may have had more choice. I felt like being a landlord made me part of the welfare system, which was wrong.
I don't suppose the Duke of Westminster has those issues.

 

[aveatry]

Ate you seriously trying to say it's no harder now than it was, for the VAST majority ?

No no it is much harder now for the young these days because they have to pay for.
Netflix
Sky tv
Paramount tv
Disney TV
I phones every time one is released.
unlimited Mobile data
I pad
cloud storage
2 nice cars on finance - one each
Holiday's aboard
Spotify or Apple Music.
Playstation Plus
ring doorbell subscription
Hello Fresh
Pret a Manger
Starbucks caffee lat'e mocka mucka
Gym membership
Deliveroo
Uber eats.
Ubers
tattoos
Glastonbury

 

[Deleted member 221031]

No no it is much harder now for the young these days because they have to pay for.
Netflix
Sky tv
Paramount tv
Disney TV
I phones every time one is released.
unlimited Mobile data
I pad
cloud storage
2 nice cars on finance - one each
Holiday's aboard
Spotify or Apple Music.
Playstation Plus
ring doorbell subscription
Hello Fresh
Pret a Manger
Starbucks caffee lat'e mocka mucka
Gym membership

Don’t forget endless takeaways and nights out, fancy clothes, tattoos.

The list goes on.

 

[Mottie]

No no it is much harder now for the young these days because they have to pay for.
Netflix
Sky tv
Paramount tv
Disney TV
I phones every time one is released.
unlimited Mobile data
I pad
cloud storage
2 nice cars on finance - one each
Holiday's aboard
Spotify or Apple Music.
Playstation Plus
ring doorbell subscription
Hello Fresh
Pret a Manger
Starbucks caffee lat'e mocka mucka
Gym membership

Don’t forget Deliveroo and Uber eats. I include my own son in that and get this, they are due to have a new baby in about a week (first born is now 5 years old) so they dug out his old buggy and had it ‘professionally cleaned'. Eighty fùcking quid! And they tell me that was cheap - it’s normally around £130. Lazy bar stewards!

 

[Brigadier]

No no it is much harder now for the young these days because they have to pay for.
Netflix
Sky tv
Paramount tv
Disney TV
I phones every time one is released.
unlimited Mobile data
I pad
cloud storage
2 nice cars on finance - one each
Holiday's aboard
Spotify or Apple Music.
Playstation Plus
ring doorbell subscription
Hello Fresh
Pret a Manger
Starbucks caffee lat'e mocka mucka
Gym membership

Those are the ones still living with their parents, (or already on £120k p.a. and with their own house)

(As Aveatry is making stuff up, I thought I'd join in )

 

[Brigadier]

Don’t forget Deliveroo and Uber eats. I include my own son in that and get this, they are due to have a new baby in about a week (first born is now 5 years old) so they dug out his old buggy and had it ‘professionally cleaned'. Eighty fùcking quid! And they tell me that was cheap - it’s normally around £130. Lazy bar stewards!

I blame the parents..........

 

[aveatry]

Those are the ones still living with their parents, (or already on £120k p.a. and with their own house)

(As Aveatry is making stuff up, I thought I'd join in )

And you have the gaul to say "Aveatry is making stuff up" --- go away - haven't you got any wood to chop !
And no they are renting - but they are trapped there by the greedy landlord

 

[Mottie]

I blame the parents..........

We couldn’t have had two kids with attitudes so far apart. Saying that, our daughter and her husband have a cleaner and when they are both working from home, they go out for an expensive coffee in an artisan bakery so that they are not 'under her feet'. They even pay her train fare and travelling time!