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Mate, with your money tucked safely in the bank the only ones getting richer will be them, not you!! :rolleyes:

If I may clarify to you, mate...I'm a female (but I guess the avatar can be deceptive) :rolleyes: I only focused on those few lines because you seemed to be making a song and dance about how academically titled your wife is, which by the way, I commend her for....all I'm saying is PhD's...

Bummer, gotta stop reading and writing my thoughts Wylie, I just don't have enough kudos to keep givin' ya girl!! :D

It's not all about HOW MUCH you make (though of course it helps :D ) it's also about how you make what you do have work for you, to improve yourself, advance (and no, I'm not referring education in the formal sense ie. university degrees. PhD's don't impress me...aside from my undergrad ones...

His pappy!! The one who tells him what to do!! And given from the comments of Betty Boop/b I'd say the apple hasn't fallen far from the tree!!! :o

No, but if you can explain to me how you perceive that it might be, I'd be much obliged.

The question posed in the title of the thread was: What does "affordability" mean to you? I answered from my own personal perspective, I didn't realise I was required to comment on how I perceived "affordability" for the rest of the country's buyers and/or renters!! I agree...

Affordability for me is defined by whether or not I can pay for my purchases, whether it is a house or a pair of shoes. Of course, because a house is a tad more involved (derrr :rolleyes:) a great deal more is at stake, ummm...like my livelihood!!! So I wouldn't dream of not covering myself for...