Ring Ring ***king ring!!!

Don't you work the other 5 days of the week then.

Where you been hiding.

 

now that the PPI refunds have been wasted, everyone is planing what they can buy with their pension pot

more growth fuelled by personal spending, yes we'll all fall for that one George

 

Trouble is most properly will, then when the money runs out they become a burden to the tax payer, so it's a very shortsighted answer to boost the economy, still he won't be in charge of the economy when the sh** hits the fan, so will be able to blame those in charge at the time.

 

I read some stats the other week that illustrated how the much lauded growth in the economy was in large partly due to folks spending the windfall that was their PPI miss-selling refund - something like half the growth was attributed to people buying new sofas, cars, fridges etc ..... no growth due to the country making anything, with a little due to us selling ''services''

Boris doesn't mind if folks become a burden on the state if they've spent all their pension pot, apparently he'd be happy to see them living in their rusty Lambo's yes I know carbon fibre doesn't rust but clearly Boris doesn't

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/boris-johnson-if-old-fools-3279002

 

Little suprise Cameron want's him back in government, he is just the sort Cameron likes, rich, stupid, will do as he's told.

Wait for a massive downturn in growth, shares are plummeting due to Russia, the bankers will be suffering a little, so the country will suffer a lot.

 

make hay while the sun shines, it might be a very long winter

 

Or short if America / Europe thinks they can push Russia around.

Putin, "Now where's that big RED button"

 

I saw on the regional news they claim there is not enough construction workers to build the new housing required but, The question is, Who is going to be able to buy these new homes?

 

Europe big enough to find yet more cheap labour, I wouldn't worry about there being a shortage.

 

the present surge of work is due to the impending end of tax year, local government needs to spend up their budget or the next years allowance gets cut down, this has a knock on affect throughout the building/maintenance trades, it'll cool off soon,

 

Very true Tomp.. When I worked for the council, around January, we were always asked if we needed new tools/vans etc. Just to make sure the years budget had been spent. I reckon we could have bought solid oak instead of pine to stock up our timber store.