Liveline thread 09/04/2013 to 19/7/2013

Meathlass

Ah, she remortaged the house. And it's only now she realises the repayments won't be finished until she has retired.

ffs

Lapin

withless wrote: »

These people are so stupid. Why don't they emigrate?

Or as Bertie would say - Why don't they go and die by commit suicide ?

SEPT 23 1989

These gobsh1tes do a great disservice to those who are actually deep in the sh1t

Technocentral

Ageing nurse, probably on 45 - 50K a year in other words and a 220,000 mortage? Get the fcuk out of here woman, btw your man is a dick.

PauloMN

Missed the start, but did I hear her say she's paying one tenth of it? And she's working? What happened to go from paying the full thing to one tenth if she didn't lose her job?

withless

The Ben Dunne Option: Hookers and Blow.

my friend

Technocentral wrote: »

btw your man is a dick.

as prev posted, most likely an ex real estate agent

Technocentral

PauloMN wrote: »

Missed the start, but did I hear her say she's paying one tenth of it? And she's working? What happened to go from paying the full thing to one tenth if she didn't lose her job?

Probably doesn't want to/doesn't have to, heard loads of people are getting away with it.

my friend

Francis, when was the last time you SWEATED doing a days work?

Meathlass

DEALING WITH BANKS





Taken from Paul's website page. He seems to be a regular on RTE and Newstalk

Always Remember Irish Banks are Greedy and BROKE!

S0 when dealing with them REMEMBER what they want to know is

how much money you have and how they are going to get ALL of that money

So always be careful what you say to them and how you present your information to them.

Take it from me it will make a world of a difference!

Hamilcar

What's the value of the house got to do with paying your mortgage

Meathlass

my friend wrote: »

as prev posted, most likely an ex real estate agent[/QUOT

Accountant according to his website

TheVman

Im ringing in but i dont have the time otherwise i'll be in the PRE ARREARS

Lapin

Irish people are 'modest' about their financial affairs.


Says the man who gets paid €300K a year for listening to phonecalls for 5 hours a week.

syklops

Am I missing a good show or is it more "Mary you were in Boston once"

Technocentral

Here's an example:
I got a Macbook Pro on HP in 2006 because I needed it for work and couldn't afford to buy it outright, it was around 2600 with peripherals, I finished paying it off in 2009 by which time it was worth around 150 (even if that) if I'd sold it but my last payment was the same more or less as as my first, why the fcuk should house loans be any different?

PauloMN

Meathlass wrote: »

DEALING WITH BANKS





Taken from Paul's website page. He seems to be a regular on RTE and Newstalk

Always Remember Irish Banks are Greedy and BROKE!

S0 when dealing with them REMEMBER what they want to know is

how much money you have and how they are going to get ALL of that money

So always be careful what you say to them and how you present your information to them.

Take it from me it will make a world of a difference!

Jaysus, just what we need, another Ben Dunne. :mad:

Meathlass

syklops wrote: »

Am I missing a good show or is it more "Mary you were in Boston once"

Just people in debt complaining about the insolvancy guidelines.

At an ad break now, the suspense of what the next topic is going to be is killing me

PauloMN

syklops wrote: »

Am I missing a good show or is it more "Mary you were in Boston once"

Boston? Hell no. More "poor me, I'm in de negative equality Joe....."

SEPT 23 1989

Good point

sudzs

Ya know where you can stick your thumb, Tom Crean?!! :mad:

SEPT 23 1989

little fecky thing:D

Hamilcar

Caught up in negative equity ........................ but can afford their mortgage. WTF P*ss off you stupid wagon

pc7

People are so spoilt now, back in the 80's people didn't have holidays and all the trappings now, ffs this is ridiculous. Joe should be ashamed of himself.

Meathlass

I bought a car a year ago. It was ten years old.

I'm making weekly repayments but I'm absolutely raging as it's worth about €2,000 less than what I bought it for.

It's not fair Joe. Why should I keep making repayments on a falling asset

Meathlass

If they can pay their bills then they are not insolvant.

Why don't they rent and move out to another house.

Tisserand

PauloMN wrote: »

Boston? Hell no. More "poor me, I'm in de negative equality Joe....."

"Hi I am ringing from Boston and I am caught up in the middle of this police hunt but could you do something on the property tax some day Joe"

Hamilcar

She drives herself at weekends. During the week she has a chauffeur

Meathlass

And I bet the parents, like the parents of friends of mine, were the first ones to encourage them to buy the fecky apt.

sudzs

I must ask my landlord if he's open to a bit of rent forgiveness! :rolleyes: