Old Conservatives don't understand

gas112 said:
percentages dont lie
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Homeowner mortgages in arrears accounted for one per cent of all outstanding residential properties with a mortgage. The figure for BTL mortgages is 0.57 per cent. UK Finance expects the combined number of homeowner and BTL mortgages in arrears to remain below one percent of the total number of mortgaged properties come the end of 2023.


So as a general rule of thumb, using percentages, a btl landlord is about half as likely to suffer repossesion than a normal homeowner.
 
A better assessment is how many people are classed as needing to be housed from a duty of care point of view. It isn't close to 1M or even 10% of 1M
 
denso13 said:
I disagree. There are criteria for getting on waiting lists. No point in trying to pretend the numbers are less than they actually are.
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Not the same criteria for getting a council house though. As said. Those owed a duty to be housed are the real ones in need Not people joining waiting lists hoping for a cheap flat who are already adequately housed.
 
motorbiking said:
A better assessment is how many people are classed as needing to be housed from a duty of care point of view. It isn't close to 1M or even 10% of 1M
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So only 100,000 people need housing eh

2.8million claimants for Personal,Independence Payment.

Here’s the top 5:



Psychiatric disorders - 1,013,207 claimants​

  • This includes mixed anxiety, stress, depressive and mood disorders, OCD and cognitive disorders

Musculoskeletal disease (general) - 573,571 claimants​

  • This includes muscle or joint pain and arthritic conditions

Musculoskeletal disease (regional) - 336,862 claimants​

  • This includes neck, back, shoulders, elbow, wrists, hands, hip, knee and ankle pain

Neurological disease - 369,361 claimants​

  • This includes muscular dystrophy, epilepsy, headache, multiple sclerosis, neuropathy and other movement disorders

Respiratory disease - 126,916 claimants​

  • This includes asthma, diseases of the upper respiratory tract, pulmonary fibrosis and cystic fibrosis
 
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