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sandyRoe | 14:39 Mon 02nd Jan 2012 | ChatterBank
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to find the rents Rachmann landlords are demanding?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-12674409
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ps, tambo, my 3 year old grandson has just copied the hand signal in your avatar. I am now trying to explain to him why he shouldn't. lol
15:16 Mon 02nd Jan 2012
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The present DHSS tenant has submitted the contract to HB but I know she works part-time & her bf subs her.
15:17 Mon 02nd Jan 2012
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oooops daffy, should I change it - lol
15:20 Mon 02nd Jan 2012
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Only if you want to change it, my grandson will forget about it soon enough... I hope :)
15:25 Mon 02nd Jan 2012
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Her gain is mine RH. Am pointing out that all landlords are not akin Rachmann
15:35 Mon 02nd Jan 2012
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Tamborine, I wasn't suggesting that all landlords were Rachmanns. But the one charging £2000 a week rent for a modest house in suburban London must come close.
16:43 Mon 02nd Jan 2012
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Wow £2000 a week ....£104,000 a year
I would need to earn £200,000 a year to get £100,000 after tax.
I suggest the bankers go on benefits when the bonus pot runs out.

Amazing ....No wonder I have to pay so much tax.


£100 grand a year ....Wow
19:25 Mon 02nd Jan 2012

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