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    Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 10 Feb 2016
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    This MP claims he can't afford to buy his own home on £70k salary. Sounds like he can't manage his money to me.http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/conservative-mp-admits-he-cannot-afford-the-deposit-to-buy-a-house-a3176886.html …

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      2. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 10 Feb 2016
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        Or that, at 28, he is looking to buy a rather nicer home in a rather nicer neighbourhood than most can afford at that age.

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      3. Trotsky’s Bear‏ @trotskysbear 10 Feb 2016
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        @JuliaHB1 Perhaps instead of focusing on his salary he should focus on the impact that house price inflation will have on our economy

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      4. Davryl‏ @Team_Davryl 10 Feb 2016
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        @LaurenceBarrett @JuliaHB1 His constituency is in the north of England so plenty of properties available for someone on £70k plus a year...

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      5. Trotsky’s Bear‏ @trotskysbear 10 Feb 2016
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        @Team_Davryl @JuliaHB1 But he is an MP...he needs something extra special! God knows he can't be expected to live like ordinary folk.

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      2. Joel Taylor‏Verified account @JoelTaylorhack 10 Feb 2016
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        @JuliaHB1 not sure. Probably lumbered still with student debt & saving money at his parents probably the best option for now @Niconner

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      3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 10 Feb 2016
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        Replying to @JoelTaylorhack

        @JoelTaylorhack indeed, but I have spoken to many young who say they can't afford to leave home. All go on foreign holidays & dine out etc

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      4. Joel Taylor‏Verified account @JoelTaylorhack 10 Feb 2016
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        @JuliaHB1 seems a bit harsh to tell all wannabe home owners that they can't go on holiday or dine out

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      5. Adam Bienkov‏Verified account @AdamBienkov 10 Feb 2016
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        @joeltaylorhack @juliahb1 the difference is holidays and meals out are much cheaper than were for parents generation and houses aren’t.

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      6. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 10 Feb 2016
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        @AdamBienkov @JoelTaylorhack that is true, but I have spoken to dozens of young people who have no concept of deferred gratification.

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      7. Adam Bienkov‏Verified account @AdamBienkov 10 Feb 2016
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        @juliahb1 @joeltaylorhack average LDN first time deposit is £90k. You can go on holiday for a few hundred quid. Would take lifetime to save.

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      8. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 10 Feb 2016
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        @AdamBienkov @JoelTaylorhack but he's talking about buying a home in NW England, not London!

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      9. Joel Taylor‏Verified account @JoelTaylorhack 10 Feb 2016
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        @JuliaHB1 @AdamBienkov there's been a huge increase in 20-34yr-olds living with parents, housing costs clearly a factor

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      2. RupertLescott‏ @RupertLescott 10 Feb 2016
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        @JuliaHB1 Give we only know what an MP earns, is that judgement fair? Do we know (rather than assume) anything about his outgoings?

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      3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 10 Feb 2016
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        @RupertLescott anyone who can't manage their finances on £70k probably shouldn't be earning £70k.

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      4. RupertLescott‏ @RupertLescott 10 Feb 2016
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        @JuliaHB1 Again, I think we lack information to draw such conclusions. I like your style and agree with you 95% of the time. Just not now.

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      5. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 10 Feb 2016
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        @RupertLescott he managed to cope on a teacher's salary so now earning much more. How can't he afford a home?

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      6. RupertLescott‏ @RupertLescott 10 Feb 2016
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        @JuliaHB1 Well that's what we would need to find out, after which we can draw all the conclusions we want but doing so beforehand jars a tad

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      2. Robin Smith‏ @RobinWriteSmith 10 Feb 2016
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        @JuliaHB1 @JuliaHB1 every MP should, by law, live in the most deprived area of their constituency. It wouldn't be deprived for long.

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      3. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 10 Feb 2016
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        Replying to @RobinWriteSmith

        @RobinWriteSmith true, but then not many people would want to be MPs in poor areas either...

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      1. Thomas Gordon‏ @Thomasgordon01 10 Feb 2016
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        @JuliaHB1 He's an MP who can live in London rent free. All expenses involving his job are also paid. Surely he can save a deposit.

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