Everybody got something but some will feel they're group got less. I mentioned mortgage paying people on €35K not getting a whole pile from this in contrast to those on welfare or earning €40K or more yesterday. Over the course of time they may fare better. Reducing the SRCOP back to €39K or reducing welfare eligibility by the stroke of a pen could happen within 18 months. The global outlook is not good.
SF looking for certainty is a bit like Stephen Kenny trying to get Erling Haland to declare for Ireland. There is no certainty anywhere about anything in 2022 except in probably basket case state Nothern Ireland with it's non functioning economy, democracy or political system.
Inflation won't drop, it might stabilise but it won't drop. I wouldn't worry too much about the possibility of needing to drop welfare rates tbphwy.Lets say things stabilise next year energy cost wise, inflation drops, Good luck to the government if they
try to drop welfare rates,
If you're paying a mortgage you don't own the house you're living in. Just default and see what happens.Someone on €35k would have a mortgage of around €120k max. given bank lending conditions. Repayment on a mortgage of €120k would be in the region of €600 a month.
That’d be less than 30% of their take home pay. They’re doing alright given the fact they own their own home tbh
If you're paying a mortgage you don't own the house you're living in. Just default and see what happens.
Id be slightly over the 35k and my mortgage is 920eu,Yeah we’re famous worldwide for our strict eviction policies for mortgage defaulters.
If someone on €35k can’t afford a mortgage of €600 a month then that’s on them and no-one else.
And ye still,have harry maguire.So everything is still SFs fault? Eh lads?
Thank fuck real football is back this week and the SF will be busy again.
That's fucking harsh Jimmy, below the belt.And ye still,have harry maguire.