Go to Hatton Garden mate - why would you buy an engagement ring on the Internet?
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14 Jan 2016 08:39
This site is from the US but good for you to design your own and get an idea of the prices involved.
http://www.jamesallen.com/
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26 Jan 2016 19:50
Best place to go for diamond rings?
And what kind of price should you be paying for a 1 carat and a 1.5 carat?
And what kind of price should you be paying for a 1 carat and a 1.5 carat?
This site is from the US but good for you to design your own and get an idea of the prices involved.
http://www.jamesallen.com/
~Thin yellow gold band and single diamond will be all about getting the right diamond. This exactly what I bought recently. You will get much more for your money from a place where you can pick the diamond and then have it made up into a ring. The cost for a ring like that is only about £500, all the money is in the diamond. 77 Diamonds and Steven Stone both have physical shops you can go to and are clear on the pricing on their website so work out what she wants then go see them or similar. Make sure diamond is GIA certified, other certifications are will often call a diamond say E colour and it will be a F or G on GIA certification. They are the strictest on quality control.
private landlord has put a billboard out front of our house advertising his letting/management agency with no prior warning to ourselves. we have kindly asked him to explain and take it down and he has said tough shit its his house he can do what he wants.
Do we have a say in this?
He's being a right cunt about it to the point of saying if you don't like it we can mutually terminate your rental agreement
Do we have a say in this?
He's being a right cunt about it to the point of saying if you don't like it we can mutually terminate your rental agreement
private landlord has put a billboard out front of our house advertising his letting/management agency with no prior warning to ourselves. we have kindly asked him to explain and take it down and he has said tough shit its his house he can do what he wants.
Do we have a say in this?
He's being a right cunt about it to the point of saying if you don't like it we can mutually terminate your rental agreement
AFAIK it depends on whether there is anything about it in your rental contract. If there isn't anything forbidding it I don't think there's much you can do. Post up on the MSE forums about renting and you should get some decent advice on there if there's anything you can do.
Do we have a say in this?
He's being a right cunt about it to the point of saying if you don't like it we can mutually terminate your rental agreement
cheers mate will have a look over there
only thing i could find was in the property section it states that after 24 hours notice they are allowed to enter the property to erect a board to say the house is for sale or in the last month of the lease agreement to indicate the property is for let
he neither gave any warning nor does it meet either of those criteria
only thing i could find was in the property section it states that after 24 hours notice they are allowed to enter the property to erect a board to say the house is for sale or in the last month of the lease agreement to indicate the property is for let
he neither gave any warning nor does it meet either of those criteria
london/camden gawk
i have found legislation which states that basically a for sale sign/to let sign must be removed 14 days after sale/letting
http://www.camden.gov.uk/ccm/content/environment/planning-and-built-environment/two/planning-applications/before-you-apply/residential-and-business-projects/estate-agent-boards.en
need to confirm a sale/sold and to let/let and managed are all the same thing
and what effect it has that the agent is also the property owner, i think it means that he has more rights, but will need planning consent in order to place such an advertisement up and wether we are then bought into this process
i have found legislation which states that basically a for sale sign/to let sign must be removed 14 days after sale/letting
http://www.camden.gov.uk/ccm/content/environment/planning-and-built-environment/two/planning-applications/before-you-apply/residential-and-business-projects/estate-agent-boards.en
need to confirm a sale/sold and to let/let and managed are all the same thing
and what effect it has that the agent is also the property owner, i think it means that he has more rights, but will need planning consent in order to place such an advertisement up and wether we are then bought into this process
I'd be pretty certain that you'll find some forums for housing issues you can post on if you google? They'll probably have something of an idea.
And phish it's a possibility given the fact the global economy is looking shaky - but if you're buying somewhere you really like then it's not the end of the world plus if your house goes down in value so does the rest of the market, as long as you don't end up with negative equity it's not the end of the world
And phish it's a possibility given the fact the global economy is looking shaky - but if you're buying somewhere you really like then it's not the end of the world plus if your house goes down in value so does the rest of the market, as long as you don't end up with negative equity it's not the end of the world
I'm fuckin terrible with money. Had a house since I was 22. Had my LTV down to 72% which is going back up to 85% to pay off fashion and beer debt. I basically buy what I want though and my kids want for nothing. So in short, don't be me, good idea to set yourself a limit cos having a house to run is shit.
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