I was not surprised to hear this morning that carers of which I am one. Save the taxpayers of the UK in excess of £87 million. I have over the years not been able to get credit EVEN though my credit rating is good. Carers learn very qyickly to cut the fat when they change their status from employee to carer. I would be interested to see how Mr Brown would manage on the DLA, ICA and child benefit I receive. The biggest issue for me as a carer is the lack of respite care given. Lack of respite care causes the government to spend MORE money NOT less. The reason being: Most carers do not give up. They plod on regardless. However, if they were to receive the support they would not work until they are ‘burntout’. Burnout means the carer takes longer to recover. The cared for person gets a lower quality of care
They may need hospital care, prescriptions for themselves, or something as simple as someone to talk to. The someone to talk to through the NHS means going on a waiting list and literally waiting. Usually anything up to six months. I ask myself where is the respect that is due to carers for their work?
If anyone knows please tell me
Jools x
Congratulations. It is so good to see someone make something of themselves. It inspire other youngsters to do the same. Well done
Jools x
Yesterday I read that £24.5 billion has been paid to mortgage providers buy homeowners in this quarter.
I find it strange to comprehend why anyone would want to pay large sums of their hard earned cash back to the banks.
- Do they not know that the banks need their cash?
- That by giving the banks their cash they are going to raise the interest rates.
- Do they not know that the banks have no money.
- That by giving them their money the banks will restart the cycle that put the country in the mess we are now in.
Without wishing to sound condescending I am asking anyone who reads this to go to UTUBE and watch the short videos that show how the banking system started.
I googled: money is the new form of slavery Woodrow Wilson this will bring up the video.
If you are thinking of paying off large sums of money from your mortgage.
Might I suggest you do some homework first.
- Contact your mortgage provider and ask how much your mortgage will go down based on how much you pay off in the next 6months. (assuming the interest rate stays the samein the next 6months).
- Then ask yourself. Can I manage the new payments if the interest rates go up?
- What if I put the money somewhere else and see it growing for myself, how is that going to make me feel?
- Will I then have the extra I need to pay the extra I’m going to need when the banks have the money they need to start lending again and the interest rates start to rise?
I have found over the years that by paying £5/10,000 off my mortgage I have only been at the higherst point £50 per month better off.
Capital growth on my home on the other hand has continued to rise at 11.3% as it has done since 1946.
Jools x
If anyone is having problems understanding how rent 2 buy works.
Please email me and I will explain.
I know it is new. I also know people do not believe that two people can enter into a contract at a business level where large sums of money change hands.
I am here to tell you that I am living proof that this is possible.
There is no money in the banks. Borrowing is out of control. The people who run this country are a joke. I believe we need to start working together to help each other.
Are you in property?
Is your business going down the pan?
This is a way of paying off mortgages whilst enabling you to stay one small step ahead of the banks.
WHEN ARE PEOPLE GOING TO START THINKING ‘OUTSIDE’ OF THE BOX?
Jools x
