Not so sure - the butthurt doesn’t seem to be getting any less painful for the head-in-the-sand socialists on this forum.Feel sorry for the newbie Luxon.
They reckon it only hurts the first time.
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I have a feeling he’s in for a painful 3 years, hope he’s got ointment handy.Feel sorry for the newbie Luxon.
They reckon it only hurts the first time.
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I think Seymour will be there to help out
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No I’m not a socialistSpeaking from experience??
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Please leave Frank alone. He might get the hump
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Really not sure. I would have gone with Willis and given a proportional number of positions to ACT and WinnieFirst as per their election results but she's been ruled out. It's either Winston or a Winston/Seymour co-deputy combo.
Money would be with Winston and Seymour getting an extra ACT seat in cabinet than he had or something else to make up for it.
My wife came up with something quite interesting. Because there’s usually a cabinet reshuffle in 18 months time, offer the first 18 months to Winnie. Then offer the second 18 months to Seymour. If Seymour has decided by then that he doesn’t want the role, Winnie keeps it. If Winnie doesn’t want the role in 18 months time, Willis or another National MP gets promoted to the role.
See Westpac have made a rather cynical attempt at trapping mortgage holders into long term mortgage periods by reducing their longer term mortgage rates…. but only by a small amount. Hopefully, not too many customers will fall for this by locking themselves into a long term when this is only the start of the reduction in interest rates,
The conventional wisdom is to lock a mortgage into shorter terms when rates are falling and only into longer terms when rates have either bottomed out or are rising again.. That way, you avoid being trapped in at 7.6% for two years when they’re already offering a six month special loan for 7.4%…. and that’s expected to drop even further before the next 24 months is over.
Expect the other major banks to follow suit soon in order to keep the profit margins high at the expense of their customers by locking them into longer term loans at a time when the interest rate reductions are only just beginning.
The conventional wisdom is to lock a mortgage into shorter terms when rates are falling and only into longer terms when rates have either bottomed out or are rising again.. That way, you avoid being trapped in at 7.6% for two years when they’re already offering a six month special loan for 7.4%…. and that’s expected to drop even further before the next 24 months is over.
Expect the other major banks to follow suit soon in order to keep the profit margins high at the expense of their customers by locking them into longer term loans at a time when the interest rate reductions are only just beginning.
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We all live in hope
What pisses me off is half the country don't want what's actually best for the country.... they just want whoever the current government to fail so there's can get a turn.We all live in hope
That's what's happened for the last six years.... and now for however many years this one lasts.
