Purchase Business Highest proportion for decades
August 26, 2010 by Mark Pollak
In July 2010, the proportion of purchase business transacted by John Charcol was the highest it has been for many, many years. Click here for the full report.
[Read more]Purchase Business Highest proportion for decades
August 26, 2010 by Mark Pollak
In July 2010, the proportion of purchase business transacted by John Charcol was the highest it has been for many, many years. Click here for the full report.
[Read more]My thoughts on the Policy Exchange forecast of Bank Rate at 8% in 2012
August 26, 2010 by Mark Pollak
No doubt the reason Andrew Lilico, Chief Economist of Policy Exchange, which calls itself a think tank, chose to issue his paper forecasting Bank Rate would rise to 8% in 2012 this week is that in the August silly season when real political news is thin on the ground it is much easier to grab some headlines by publishing an outrageous forecast than when senior politicians are around to rubbish such forecasts. Policy Exchange must be desperate for some publicity!
[Read more]My thoughts on the Policy Exchange forecast of Bank Rate at 8% in 2012
August 26, 2010 by Mark Pollak
No doubt the reason Andrew Lilico, Chief Economist of Policy Exchange, which calls itself a think tank, chose to issue his paper forecasting Bank Rate would rise to 8% in 2012 this week is that in the August silly season when real political news is thin on the ground it is much easier to grab some headlines by publishing an outrageous forecast than when senior politicians are around to rubbish such forecasts. Policy Exchange must be desperate for some publicity!
[Read more]My Thoughts on Policy Exchange’s forecast of an 8% Bank Rate in 2012
August 26, 2010 by Mark Pollak
No doubt the reason Andrew Lilico, Chief Economist of Policy Exchange, which calls itself a think tank, chose to issue his paper forecasting Bank Rate would rise to 8% in 2012 this week is that in the August silly season when real political news is thin on the ground it is much easier to grab some headlines by publishing an outrageous forecast than when senior politicians are around to rubbish such forecasts. Policy Exchange must be desperate for some publicity!
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