7 responses to “Bonding”

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   Dean

   11 years Ago

   This is drawing an inference that is not true. It seems from the fact presented that there are similar numbers of households owning houses. What has been ommitted are both groups who have already paid off their bonds and therefore are also owner, but not represented here !!

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   Keith

   11 years Ago

   The thing that makes this fascinating for me is how small that number is. Given the amount of noise and hype around “home loans” you get the impression that this is an enormous market , but in terms of numbers of economically active families it seems very small indeed.

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   Marion

   11 years Ago

   Does this include people who own houses but don’t have a bond? i.e. older people who have paid off their house.
   In round %’s I read this as only 10% of of whites and 1% of blacks own their own home. Can these small numbers be true????

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   Farah

   11 years Ago

   We’re all African, whom, exactly do you mean when you say African?

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      Eighty20

      11 years Ago

      Farah – the article referred to in the fact-a-day explains that “The survey term “African” refers to black South Africans.”

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   Farah

   11 years Ago

   Then the term ought to be revisited… Africans are all born on the continent.

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   Shaun

   11 years Ago

   It is sad that this can only be said about middle class.

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