CREDIT CRUNCH

[ralf2]

God how i hate those words and the sentiment that stems from them!!!

Anyways....we are all suffering as a result of the testing times and taking cuts to reflect same,is your home marina doing the same,soooo...
Are people doing deals??

Be it with insurance companies,Marina fee`s,maintenence,brokers,etc..

I know that some marinas are being realistic and some are chancing their arm which is not good for anyone in the long run,so what do you pay?

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We pay £52.00 per ft plus .29/unit plus vat for leccy (is this legal),plus lift out fees when required,plus vat,
I think its a bit much tbh.

 

[boatone]

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We pay £52.00 per ft plus .29/unit plus vat for leccy (is this legal),plus lift out fees when required,plus vat,
I think its a bit much tbh.

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Dunno about the leccy - never use the stuff myself, got a good battery bank!

As for the £52 per foot, assuming that's per year, you dont know when you're well off !
Its roughly double that for a marina berth on the Thames and the Solent area is even higher.

 

[byron]

£52 per foot per annum. Jeez! That is stinking cheap. Even yacht clubs with their own moorings charge more than that.

 

[No Regrets]

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FFS man, they all publish their prices for everybody to see. Get a Grip

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[teddington_lock]

Most people on the Thames would be falling over themselves for a mooring for £52 per foot per annum ....

Thats a good price.

 

[No Regrets]

Even when you consider the length of Mike Gate's 'foot' /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif