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Car Forum / UK Car Forums / Driving (UK group) / January 2009Bombastic Yorkshiremen Fail to Impress (2)
Conor <conor_turton@hotmail.com> wrote: > In article <1iu3ydr.1iuz2exo6hvifN%%steve%@malloc.co.uk>, Steve Firth > says... > > > That's because it's a teaser account. > > > Irrelevent. It exists. And there's no way that they will accept you putting in the balance from seeling a house. So your mentioning it in the context of banking one's profit and paying rent from the interest was irrelevant. Jsut to remind you, you responded to this: "Not from anywhere that gives you the interest on a monthly basis that you would need to pay rent." > Abbey offer one at 5%, as does Halifax. Also irrelevant. > But as both of you are dumb c.nts, I doubt you even were aware that up > to a couple of months ago, some banks were offering fixed interest > rates on savings accounts at 5-6% so you missed the boat. Look at those goalposts fly. You claimed: "Depends on how much he made. If I sold my house in August 2007, I'd have made £100,000 profit. At 6% interest, it'd have more than covered the rent on a very nice house far better than what I'd sold." In August 2007 you could not invest £100,000 at 6% compound interest. > Conor <conor_turton@hotmail.com> wrote: <snip irrelevent wiggling now that the proof has been posted> > Look at those goalposts fly. You claimed: > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > In August 2007 you could not invest £100,000 at 6% compound interest. Riiight.  SignatureConor I only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow isn't looking good either. - Scott Adams >> Conor <conor_turton@hotmail.com> wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> > Riiight. Nationwide were doing 2 year fixed bonds for 6.4%, also FRISA 6.15% (an ISA paying monthly interest) 1st one was gross rate - you'd normally be paid net , isa ofcourse is gross Nationwide was not the best performing, Icelandic banks were probably doimg better :-) > >> Conor <conor_turton@hotmail.com> wrote: > > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > Nationwide was not the best performing, Icelandic banks were probably doimg > better :-) And then there's the ICICI bank which seemed to top everyone. SignatureConor I only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow isn't looking good either. - Scott Adams > Riiight. Mr Turdon, if you're such a financial whiz tell us why the f.ck: 1/ Didn't you sell at the height of the market ? 2/ You don't have that imaginary 100k to invest you now wish you had ? 3/ Exist as a Lorry Driver and not thrive as an IFA ? 4/ Are currently unemployed ? 5/ Live in an ex council house in a part of Gods own county* ? *The part God would put the tube if he wanted to give Yorkshire an enema. Do pop another can of Tuborg and tell everyone why they are wrong. p.s I've met you at a Ford meet, your "presence" is all in your mind, you look and behave just like every other low brow lorry driver I've met. >> Riiight. > > Mr Turdon, Mr Turton... > >> Riiight. > > > > Mr Turdon, > > Mr Turton... You have to forgive our debt ridden troll. He's sh.tting himself so much about the courts repossessing his house and the bailiffs coming round to take the telly that he's prone to the occassional typo. SignatureConor I only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow isn't looking good either. - Scott Adams > > Riiight. > > Mr Turdon, if you're such a financial whiz tell us why the f.ck: > > 1/ Didn't you sell at the height of the market ? Because I'm happy where I live. > 2/ You don't have that imaginary 100k to invest you now wish you had ? See 1. > 3/ Exist as a Lorry Driver and not thrive as an IFA ? Because I was happy being a lorry driver. > 4/ Are currently unemployed ? Because, unlike me, c.nts like you got yourselves up to your eyeballs in debt and no longer have any money to spend. > 5/ Live in an ex council house in a part of Gods own county* ? Because I'm happy where I live and it was so cheap that I was able to buy it on a 10 yr mortgage. Thanks to the fact it was a 1x joint earnings multiplier for the mortgage, I have payments I can afford to pay even if I'm on the dole unlike the millions of people in the UK who are now sh.tting themselves as they face unemployment. So considering I'm still not only able to meet mortgage payments but also continue the £200 a month overpayment, run 3 cars and continue my lifestyle without restriction without having to touch my savings even though I don't qualify for JSA payments ( as I was paying Class 2 NIC in the years they use for Cont based JSA) I think it's safe to say I have a clue. So how much in debt and how close to insolvency are you? Will you actually manage to have paid for your house by the time you retire? SignatureConor I only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow isn't looking good either. - Scott Adams snip > So how much in debt and how close to insolvency are you? Will you > actually manage to have paid for your house by the time you retire? i know I'll be called names - psycho, proof etc BUT Isn't it a pity that some techy IT nerds here have to think up a new name like "have to ask" (also -, bmw driver,gizmo etc) to snip, snipe and generally be unpleasent anonymously. have you never heard the phrase - treat people the way YOU would like to be treated? > snip >> So how much in debt and how close to insolvency are you? Will you [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > have you never heard the phrase - treat people the way YOU would like to be > treated? Changing the name is easy. If you can be bothered, just look at the headers....anyone else posting with similar headers (exact same news reader version / same route through the net etc etc) is the same person - so if they are a usual poster trying to be anonymous, it won't work that well. That said, I'm surprised Conor hasn't done this already as he knows who...unless he has better thing to do with his time of course! >> snip >>> So how much in debt and how close to insolvency are you? Will you [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > That said, I'm surprised Conor hasn't done this already as he knows > who...unless he has better thing to do with his time of course! Thanks for that Jon > That said, I'm surprised Conor hasn't done this already as he knows > who...unless he has better thing to do with his time of course! TBH, on the grand scale of things it does come under the "better things to do" category. SignatureConor I only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow isn't looking good either. - Scott Adams >> That said, I'm surprised Conor hasn't done this already as he knows >> who...unless he has better thing to do with his time of course! >> > TBH, on the grand scale of things it does come under the "better things > to do" category. Must have been signing on day eh ;-) I figured it might be...as that's exactly why I didn't bother either. > >> That said, I'm surprised Conor hasn't done this already as he knows > >> who...unless he has better thing to do with his time of course! [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Must have been signing on day eh ;-) Or there was a juicy episode of Jeremey Vile on ITV. SignatureConor I only please one person per day. Today is not your day. Tomorrow isn't looking good either. - Scott Adams |
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