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trophyshy

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  1. I've made some assumptions however the figures are underrated by at least 20% so it'll roughly balance out. Your roof is probably large enough to fit a full 4kw system, 16 panels. These would give you a payment in year 1 of around £500. This is RPI linked for 20 years so will climb, over the lifetime of the Fits you will receive around £16,500. That's an average annual payment of £825. Your savings in the first year on electricity are estimated at £230, it could be more than this as it is assumed you will use just half the power you produce. If you're smart about it and run high energy devices in serial between 10 am and 2 pm then you could do better than this figure. Assuming electricity prices continue to rise at 8.9% per annum (historical average over the last 12 years) then your savings over 25 years (this is the length of the guarantee on all panels these days) on electricity are estimated at £19,500. Of course you will continue to make electricity beyond this time. Giving you a total return over 20/25 years of about £36k. If you could get the kit fitted for around £7k, then you clear £29k or, put another way, a government backed return of about 23% on your investment. Impossible to achieve elsewhere with no risk.
  2. On your south facing roof do you have any velux or dormers?
  3. You can get home improvement loans to do this and the Fits will (partly) pay off the loan, but once the loan is cleared you'll make significant savings. Spend to save, innit. http://www.money.co.uk/loans/home-improvement-loans.htm CT what is the width and depth of your house?
  4. @@Christmas Tree If you can tell me the direction, size and angular inclination of your roof I can tell you approximately what you would earn.
  5. Don't bother getting them for nout. It's a minefield if you move on within the 20 years and your savings are only useful during the day when generally no one is in to use the free juice. They are still a good deal even with the reduced FITs as the panels cost fuck all now. Should be able to get a decent 4Kw system for 6 grand.
  6. If you are going ultra hardcore use the liquid from low fat cottage cheese. Or just water from the tap.
  7. This is THE OPPOSITE of what ambitious clubs are looking to do to subvert FFP.
  8. So Newcastle United, at cost to the business and ultimately our ability to compete, are effectively subsidising Sports Direct (by way of free advertising) who are a multi billion pound FTSE 100 company. Mike Ashley, genius and cunt.
  9. Good strategy, the locals are so welcoming to students.
  10. "Sports Direct were using space that would be otherwise unused" Surely a complete fucking lie if ever I saw one.
  11. I'm pretty close to this too, can we have a badge that says 'disaffected' please Ant?
  12. So cup football is not economically viable then? Thank you Sky.
  13. I did that mission actually but it's different if you just drive in randomly, at least it seemed very different.
  14. Has anyone driven into Fort Zancudo yet? I lasted about 15 seconds.
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