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On the radio today, I heard a brief broadcast regarding Bertie Ahern give a hard times a head warning.
Can anybody shed some light on this, as I dont know the full details?
Jaid
On the radio today, I heard a brief broadcast regarding Bertie Ahern give a hard times a head warning.
Can anybody shed some light on this, as I dont know the full details?
Jaid
Why would one need a warning for something so pleasurable?What's a "head warning"?
Why would one need a warning for something so pleasurable?
What on earth makes you think AAM members are good with their money.Lads,
No northsider here I`m from Louth "Hey"
Your a funny bunch in here, but a clever bunch I`d assume.
The consumer spending power will reduce greatly and that in its self will have an impact on the cashflow of the country, but if people (Excluding AAM members) where a bit better with managing there money they could of set this cost very easliy. Do you agree?
Why would one need a warning for something so pleasurable?
The `head warning` was form Bertie, maybe if it was from his daugher you might not need one :->
Maybe it wasn't so much a warning as an election promise.Why would one need a warning for something so pleasurable?
They have typically borrowed high six digit sums to buy this particular class of asset, and the recent upwards bias of the ECB means that repayments on those loans are going to increase by about €250 per household per month.
Why would one need a warning for something so pleasurable?
This humourous little thread brings me back to the "heady" days of the "jazzy plates" episode!
Given that most people were putting 250 a month into the SSIA for the past 5 years, won't the increases in interest rates be covered by this available money?
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