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Leonmarsh

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Leonmarsh last won the day on January 15 2022

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    North Wales
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  • Metals I am interested in
    Gold
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    Collectible bullion & Semi Numismatics
    High Premium Numismatics & Collectibles (Premium Proof and premium collectible coins)
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    Gold
  • What I am collecting / Investing in
    Pre 1933 gold

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  1. I would do with a Vic young head with your winter fuel payment always a good choice
  2. How did you work that out your arguement contradicts itself when she spends all her money on a care home lol Cmon now read before posting I will leave you to quaff and pick which care home you fancy
  3. Petra the politician
  4. Interesting , genuine question So you think sovs will increase at the same rate ? Or has increased in the time of the golden generation ? Unprecedented !
  5. So Petra again I will answer your question House bought - 1995 for £30,000 Today's price - £300,000 X 10 over 28 years By your methodology your house will be worth in 2052 - £3 million (X10 over 28 years) So to buy a house you need to have an income of say £8-10 million a year in 28 years time looking forward to that There is no denying a generation were made rich by unprecedented asset growth and unsustainable pension offerings which has resulted in todays generation paying it all back and working til there 75
  6. Again avoidance as expected This is the issue with modern society A debate with no substance you are the politician of the forum without doubt #canihavemorepicswithnointentionofbuying
  7. Answer the question then When did you buy your house ? How much did you pay? Value now ? Then tell me it will go up at the same ratio over the same time period Not getting annoyed just don't like time wasters and your the biggest one of them all
  8. You need to give up commenting without providing evidence @Petra it simply annoys people I am not alone One comment and then vanish
  9. To prove my point as above that you are disputing
  10. So how much is the house worth ? Would you expect the house to rise at the same rate over the next time period Genuine question
  11. Genuine question if you had some much success as a social media fomo monster and key to a blue chip nft what you doing here ? Not taking the Mick just curious why your not sat on a beach somewhere I would be with that track record and success
  12. https://youtube.com/shorts/jP8wCKbGuaY?si=LyoavhpFZylsR02T No idea buts or maybes, just absolutes
  13. Couldnt agree more it's the best gamble of a decade literally make you a millionaire within a decade of you got in early wish I had But realistically it is a gamble, online gambling nothing more or less
  14. In terms of wages Average wage 2000 -£18,000 Average wage today - £35,000 So wages would be £70,000 average in 2047 and house £3 million if history repeats itself Thats no accounting for the arse falling out of pensions, company stocks and shares, British steel and so on You couldn't answer the bitcoin question which is ok I don't know what it is either no one does really do they 😭
  15. So seeing as Petras gone AWOL Say Petra bought the house in 2000 at £30,000 and is now worth 300,000 23 years later in 2047 at the same growth rate the house would be worth £3 million Meaning in 20 years all of us would have to be multi multi millionaires to afford a 3 bed semi Not happening
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