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With spiralling food prices and energy bills, talk of a looming recession, and a credit crunch which means only the most economically attractive can get a mortgage, staying above the poverty line may seem a tough task in today's world.
Weren't things far better in the Fifties, when a few pounds could feed a family for a week, transport costs were at rock bottom and buying a home was an achievable dream even for a teenager?
Well no, it seems, they were not. In fact, according to a new report, we have never had it so good ...
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at 21:18 on January 29th, 2008
This can't be the case even in good old New Zealand??
Hope old Helen gets biffed out these next elections .... and get rid of MMP!