Well you've missed or ignored the real damage this has done to the economy, @UrsulaIsMyQueen
The trouble is not which Government is in, the trouble is extremist administrations, whether Johnson or Corbyn. Neither are good for the country, however that's what people chose. I hope that Starmer will be thinking how to doggedly invest in the future and that there is no shift to another extremist administration, but the future will unfold whatever anyone hopes or thinks. These are the things that should rile us, not envy for others. What I have and will keep saying still hasn't penetrated some skulls, so those which have registered it may exercise some patience for the slower ones.
Something like "buy before you breed" is an option that has served many ordinary people, who have half an eye on their futures, well. Whoever tries to pin it on "Tory" thinking courts insulting non-partisan people and just perpetuating a divide that serves nobody.
Interest rates will keep rising and the only way out if productivity cannot be increased is going to be difficult. I've said before while borrowers are still being subsidised, get the debt down. That's common sense, and is a better option than anything else. I've no skin in the game and not engaged in residential buying for decades, nor intend to. Nor do I keep anything more than operational minima in retail banking, so low savers' interest rates when they've been subsidising borrowers for 15 years and still are, doesn't affect me. People will find buying as difficult as it always has been, and degrading the UK economy is the one thing that makes it the most difficult because we can't compete with other parts of the world who have not been fed free money for 15 years. Out infrastructure is not competitive, all we do is shoot ourselves in the foot by attacking chimera. Attacking each other passes the time of day, I suppose, in the waiting room of life.