Did anyone see Corbyn

[Cannylad]

By the way, what is a DLA car ?

[Jammy89]

Yeah, I take your point, perhaps I was being over simplistic and general with what I said, so apologies. Not all of that generation were so lucky but I sure as heck wouldn't want to be a youngun now coming out of college trying to get on the property ladder.

...do you catch my drift as a whole though?

Tell me about it.

I work and my wife works (albit is on maternity leave at the minute) and we have absolutely **** all chance of getting on the property ladder.

If i'm lucky i'm not at the end of my overdraft by the time the next pay cheque comes in.

[Cannylad]

Tell me about it.

I work and my wife works (albit is on maternity leave at the minute) and we have absolutely **** all chance of getting on the property ladder.

If i'm lucky i'm not at the end of my overdraft by the time the next pay cheque comes in.

That's a 'kin grind man, they used to say that hard work always pays off but obviously not in all cases. Hope things pick up for you.

[ronandtet]

the whole solution could've been achieved by a 5 word sentence added to the election call

"previous encumbents can not apply"

[Stanleymag]

First of all you know fùck all about me.I have NEVER voted Labour in my life and dont think I ever will.
I dont trust any of the parties but more so the Tories.
Secondly not everyone out of work as you are making out wants to be,granted there is a lot of work shy out there but as is typical of people that look down their noses at people and class themselves as a cut above and always correct,everyone gets tarred with the same brush.

You completely missed my point, I would explain, but we could be here all night.

[Jammy89]

I fully believe i'll be working till i drop.

[toptoon]

That's a 'kin grind man, they used to say that hard work always pays off but obviously not in all cases. Hope things pick up for you.

True and it’s getting harder and harder to get on the property ladder. There is the Home Buyer Loan Scheme where you need to put down (only!) 5% of the property value as a deposit and the government loan you (at a cheap interest rate) 20% of the value of the property. This applied to new builds only and will soon apply to first time buyers only too.