Getty and Maizie how lovely to see sense written.
Even on the "household budget" model I sincerely hope that no advisor would suggest living on the bread-line for 10 years or more! I can understand pulling back, downsizing your outgoings for a year to 18 months but during that time you would also be suggesting the person increased their income. This might mean slowing down the payback a little in order to invest in that growth. Keynes reminded us that bad economics leads to extremism. In households it can lead to crime, in this country it has lead to extremism in politics which often seem akin to crime.
Large families are indeed very rare and most of them have very rich parents. In is yet another of the straw man arguments of the socially conservative will keep trying to use in order to prove we live in a just society. This is so they can continue to believe they are comfortable because they worked hard and obeyed societies rules therefore those who end up struggling must have done something wrong. It really does make you wonder which century we are living in.
I think the mixed economy and Social Capitalism (a description used in other countries) can work for the good of many more people if not actually all. I am certainly all for that Maizie. The only thing people could complain about is that those at the top do not get a disproportionate share of any wealth generated.
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic