If you had bought a house in 1996, in just eleven years it would have increased 258% £51,367 to £184,131 (258%). After the credit crunch, there was widespread pessimism and stagnant wages, but it didn’t stop house prices rising 83% from 149,709 to 273,000. In the past 50 years, UK house prices have risen almost …
Since 2019, The German economy has gone into an unexpected decline, posting the 2nd worst performance in Europe. GDP is stagnant, the car industry in decline, real wages falling and discontent rising. For many decades, Germany was the powerhouse of the European economy with rapid growth transforming living standards, but this has come to a …
Imagine an economy with high wages, low debt, public services which work, a short working week and free university tuition. It’s kind of the opposite to the UK, which has seen wage stagnation, growing debt, unaffordable housing and long waiting lists. How Danish Living Standards Surpassed UKWatch this video on YouTube This model economy does …
Last May, Rishi Sunak could boast that the UK was the fastest growing economy in the G7. And, after a fashion, he was correct. Not only that but UK inflation has fallen close to its target of 2% and Sterling has reached its highest level for eight years. Were the Tories about to do the …
In 1913, Britain was the largest trading nation in the world. 50% of global capital investment came from London. It was an economic powerhouse which defied its small size. But, in the past 100 years, the pound has devalued and the UK has seen a steady decline in relative importance. Some of this was inevitable, …
UK Billionaire Jim Radcliffe recently complained London streets were not safe and it is true, in recent years, knife crime has increased and the justice system remains underfunded, overcrowded with a backlog of cases. But can we actually afford better public services? Tax RichWatch this video on YouTube Despite stagnant incomes, billionaire wealth has increased …
The UK is experiencing record levels of immigration and although it will fall a little in coming years, it will still be a record decade for immigration. The big question is why are immigration levels so high, how will it affect the economy and can the housing market cope with such a rise in the …
For many decades we worried about population growth. The global population soared. But, then it all started to change very quickly change. The latest UN forecasts suggest the world population is forecast to plummet in the coming decades. The world will change. By 2050, there will be more people in two African countries than the …