Your line is weak but your point is strong: Liveline from 10th January

PieOhMy · 27-01-2021 02:20PM

Penal?

Busi_Girl08 · 27-01-2021 02:20PM

"Or paid the loan in other ways I suppose" - as in....paid the loan?

touts · 27-01-2021 02:20PM

Hi Joe, I was stupid and greedy and took the money. Who can I blame.

Hi Joe my mother cashed in and spent her money and assets instead of living in poverty, dying and leaving it all to me like a good Irish mammy. Who can I blame because it doesn't feel right to blame her (the greedy bitch).

I think that summs up today's episode.

Dan Jaman · 27-01-2021 02:20PM

"De height of de lunacy, no connection of course."

No connection to what?

Mrs Mildred O'Lunacy of Chancer Court?

golondrinas · 27-01-2021 02:20PM

This started to gain traction when the nice people realised that if you gave your bank details ( and car keys ) to a friend and they cleared out your a/c. You’d get all the money back.
They expect all them auld pesky loans to be wiped off. I mean the old dears had all but forgotten about them.
When I had finished my mortgage I looked at this and thought it was bad value. I think I was right.
Yer wan just said you had to own your house. I was just about to take out a loan on the house of someone I don’t like,foiled.

Auld saying eaten bread is soon forgotten. Glad now I didn’t take the loan to go on a world tour.

Odyssey 2005 · 27-01-2021 02:20PM

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

What is this gibberish yer wan is spouting

She speaks fluent duffyish:D

pc7 · 27-01-2021 02:21PM

What happens with Fair Deal scheme if you've done this and need to go to a home?

TheHomeService · 27-01-2021 02:21PM

Joe's accountant mate Enid from Ranelagh hasn't been on in a while.

Deeec · 27-01-2021 02:21PM

pc7 wrote: »

What happens with Fair Deal scheme if you've done this and need to go to a home?

Good question

Alfred123 · 27-01-2021 02:22PM

thecretinhop wrote: »

Half of irish people are completely batsht crazy i now realise...

Half ?
You've just met the half of them then

ButtersSuki · 27-01-2021 02:22PM

pc7 wrote: »

What happens with Fair Deal scheme if you've done this and need to go to a home?

I assume the state (i.e. you and me) pay for it.

Roger_007 · 27-01-2021 02:22PM

This wan must be well-heeled?
I wonder is she related to Caroline from Meath with mansion and 3 acre garden?

piplip87 · 27-01-2021 02:22PM

Imagine your buying mothers house and she lives to 93. I'd say she's fuming

2smiggy · 27-01-2021 02:22PM

'i think it was about €50000'

dvcireland · 27-01-2021 02:22PM

ButtersSuki wrote: »

Tell me more....any links?

in 2005, Widow loses ?22m in Elan share price fall

In 2002 the same woman saw ?40m wiped off the value of her shares

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/widow-loses-22m-in-elan-share-price-fall-25993652.html

McGinniesta · 27-01-2021 02:23PM

This is financial illiteracy.

I've been saying for years that every kid that attends school in this country should have access to tuition in finance and technology,#.

It make more sense to me than learning irish poetry

ShamNNspace · 27-01-2021 02:23PM

pc7 wrote: »

Thankfully no social meeeeja back then butters! only the old disposable cameras and the pink sony one that everyone had! Photos well hidden, smallies will be told I was tea total

That can be a bad thing too, I've a lot of regrets myself that I didn't take many pictures, imagine lookin at Victoria falls an not botherin yer hole to take a picture

Odyssey 2005 · 27-01-2021 02:23PM

Duffy hasn't a fukin clue here

Atlantic Dawn · 27-01-2021 02:23PM

So he wanted to leave the wife secure when he dies so takes a loan out on the very house she lives in, Jesus wept, fairly sure he wouldn't have a jaysus clue what a tracker mortgage was.

PieOhMy · 27-01-2021 02:23PM

piplip87 wrote: »

Imagine your mothers house and she lives to 93. I'd say she's fuming

At a point shel get so old that the house is worth less than the loan and thats when shes winning !

ButtersSuki · 27-01-2021 02:23PM

pc7 wrote: »

Thankfully no social meeeeja back then butters! only the old disposable cameras and the pink sony one that everyone had! Photos well hidden, smallies will be told I was tea total

Ya durty hoor!

You can send them to me and I'll mind them for you.

Hector Savage · 27-01-2021 02:23PM

2smiggy wrote: »

'i think it was about €50000'

Or about 5 weeks wages for Joe ...

pc7 · 27-01-2021 02:23PM

Did Joe cough! has he the rona?

ButtersSuki · 27-01-2021 02:24PM

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

Duffy hasn't a fukin clue here

The very definition of "NOT breaking news"

27-01-2021 02:24PM

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

Duffy hasn't a fukin clue here

Not just here. There are other areas he doesn't have a clue about.

Odyssey 2005 · 27-01-2021 02:24PM

I hate the basquats...but the banks were using their heads with these

Odyssey 2005 · 27-01-2021 02:25PM

pc7 wrote: »

Did Joe cough! has he the rona?

We can but hope:o

ButtersSuki · 27-01-2021 02:25PM

ShamNNspace wrote: »

That can be a bad thing too, I've a lot of regrets myself that I didn't take many pictures, imagine lookin at Victoria falls an not botherin yer hole to take a picture

I absolutely HATE having my picture taken. I've been all around the world and to many historic and picturesque sights. I have about 4 photos of places with me in them.

zell12 · 27-01-2021 02:26PM

Mattymaticks overload

ButtersSuki · 27-01-2021 02:26PM

dvcireland wrote: »

Widow loses ?22m in Elan share price fall

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/widow-loses-22m-in-elan-share-price-fall-25993652.html

WTAF?!!!!:eek:

Eidt: I read that as €722m not €22m! But still!

Your line is weak but your point is strong: Liveline from 10th January

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