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basically the two ways that you see loss
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literally less ownership of assets and
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in the UK that's primarily housing the
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other thing is just much higher levels
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of debt so I mean you really you know
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people our age if you speak to people
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our age you can see it these guys number
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one much less likely to own property
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than their parents were at the same age
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number two if they do own property the
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amount of debt they have compared to
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what their parents had at the same age
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is absolutely enormous that is the loss
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of the wealth of the middle class and
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debt and the question you to ask
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right they're not disappearing someone
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has to own them and we can't all go into
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is accumulating these massive government
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