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Yea well if most people lose out, tht probably means it won't hit 10% then. So it's all good once again.

Yea well... if you believe it'll hit 10% in 2 years time and that it'll stay there, you should fix them. Why? Let's say interest rates average 7.5% this year, 8.5% next year and 10% from 2012 to 2020. That's an average of 9.6% over 10 years. If you fix them, that's 8% over 10 years. So...

Mate if you think rates will be 10% by 2012, then just fix them? Don't know what all the worries are about. http://www.nab.com.au/wps/wcm/connect/nab/nab/home/personal_finance/6/1?urid=1271039724093 10-year fixed rate at NAB is 8%.... seriously what article were you reading?

Rules will always benefit some people, less so for others and be a detriment to the rest. That's just nature, should we say? The rules benefit some because these people learn to 'play the rules' and I did so by working hard, saving up and investing. Some people who are struggling are missing out...

People here always complain but don't realise how much the social system is already doing for them and how lucky they are. I can think of a few developed socieities that have weaker social systems, more expensive houses and lower salaries. Tall poppy syndrome is so widespread here. If you...

Haha any argument can always be countered. I was simply offering some potential explanations to your question - I never actually said that was my mindset. But I do wonder whether you were asking a genuine question after all if you have what it takes to counter any thoughts and go into deep...

There could be a multitude of reasons.... I don't even know where to start explaining it to you. Here's one of many reasons why prices can continue to go up (noting there are probably in excess of 1,000 reasons I can come up with without pausing if I sat here typing all day). If interest...