Warning – your investment may go up as well as down
Thanks to David McWilliams' column for pointing me to a brilliant Irish blog on economics.
This guy blogs about the kind of stuff that I want to read. Actually the kind of stuff I would like to write. If you're at all interested in economics I strongly encourage you to read it.
And to tempt you further, here is a selection of things to read:
This guy blogs about the kind of stuff that I want to read. Actually the kind of stuff I would like to write. If you're at all interested in economics I strongly encourage you to read it.
And to tempt you further, here is a selection of things to read:
- Five years, six property markets, mixed fortunes - what goes up must come down, especially in Detroit.
- How many mortgage-holders (in Ireland) are faced with unemployment?
- Is it cheaper to buy or rent (in Ireland)?
- Are Irish workers undertaxed? - reveals a very interesting factoid that in 2007 an Irish family on the average industrial wage was effectively being "taxed" (paid, that is) at -0.2%. Yes that was a minus. Shit.
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