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I only got $45 from my son's father....Quote from: "caskur"
Another man raised his child...
men are shit... end of.
How often did you receive that amount?
I received $20 once...
and $25 the second time. Total $45 for 18 years.
The man owes me $20 x 52 weeks x 18 years. $18,720
What century was this in?
You shouldnt behave like an alley cat.Quote from: "Odinson"
my rent on my appartment in Bicton was $27 a week in 1976. I had a reduced rent because I was given the caretakers job otherwise I'd have paid $37 for rent.Quote from: "caskur"
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Across Australia's capital cities in 1976, median house prices looked like this:
Sydney – $36,800
Canberra – $35,100
Melbourne – $32,900
Adelaide – $29,800
Hobart – $31,575
Perth – $33,000
Brisbane – $26,275
Now...
According to CoreLogic RP Data , our capital city properties are currently tracking as follows:
Sydney – $881,800
Melbourne – $640,000
Perth – $521,400
Canberra – $628,800
Brisbane – $505,000
Darwin – $575,000
Adelaide – $450,000
Hobart – $360,500
I only got $45 from my son's father....Quote from: "caskur"
Another man raised his child...
men are shit... end of.
How often did you receive that amount?
I received $20 once...
and $25 the second time. Total $45 for 18 years.
The man owes me $20 x 52 weeks x 18 years. $18,720
What century was this in?
20th Century, why?
I only got $45 from my son's father....Quote from: "caskur"
Another man raised his child...
men are shit... end of.
How often did you receive that amount?
I received $20 once...
and $25 the second time. Total $45 for 18 years.
The man owes me $20 x 52 weeks x 18 years. $18,720
What century was this in?
20th Century, why?
The prices seem so low.
I only got $45 from my son's father....Quote from: "caskur"
Another man raised his child...
men are shit... end of.
How often did you receive that amount?
I received $20 once...
and $25 the second time. Total $45 for 18 years.
The man owes me $20 x 52 weeks x 18 years. $18,720
What century was this in?
20th Century, why?
The prices seem so low.
Not for 1976... $20 was a whole weeks shopping.
Inflation is way out of control.Quote from: "caskur"
A top of the range house + land in a well-to-do suburb was $150,000, 33 years ago... now the same place is anywhere between $900,000 - $1,000,000
So the shack across the road from me sold for, $33,000, (early 1980s) then $52,000, (mid 80s) then $90,000 (late 80s) and that lady in there now could get over $600,000 now. And that price really just is for her block of land. Her house is really just a restored shack. Someone would tear it down and put a double brick 4 bedrooms, two bathrooms on it.
my rent on my appartment in Bicton was $27 a week in 1976. I had a reduced rent because I was given the caretakers job otherwise I'd have paid $37 for rent.Quote from: "caskur"
_____________________________________________
Across Australia's capital cities in 1976, median house prices looked like this:
Sydney – $36,800
Canberra – $35,100
Melbourne – $32,900
Adelaide – $29,800
Hobart – $31,575
Perth – $33,000
Brisbane – $26,275
Now...
According to CoreLogic RP Data , our capital city properties are currently tracking as follows:
Sydney – $881,800
Melbourne – $640,000
Perth – $521,400
Canberra – $628,800
Brisbane – $505,000
Darwin – $575,000
Adelaide – $450,000
Hobart – $360,500
Who the hell would want to live in Darwin.
my rent on my appartment in Bicton was $27 a week in 1976. I had a reduced rent because I was given the caretakers job otherwise I'd have paid $37 for rent.Quote from: "caskur"
_____________________________________________
Across Australia's capital cities in 1976, median house prices looked like this:
Sydney – $36,800
Canberra – $35,100
Melbourne – $32,900
Adelaide – $29,800
Hobart – $31,575
Perth – $33,000
Brisbane – $26,275
Now...
According to CoreLogic RP Data , our capital city properties are currently tracking as follows:
Sydney – $881,800
Melbourne – $640,000
Perth – $521,400
Canberra – $628,800
Brisbane – $505,000
Darwin – $575,000
Adelaide – $450,000
Hobart – $360,500
Who the hell would want to live in Darwin.
Yeah... madness I say!~
