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Over oversimplification is that the world is in debt to it's citizens. |
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Tell me.How did I build this house of cards?Or was it erected in my name without it ever being explained to me? |
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It was clear to me years ago that Brown's boom was a house of cards but, of course, politicians rather like riding high on the crest of a wave and only tend to dwell briefly on life's little realities when they're out of office trying to get back in.
A great many people were to blame for what's happened but the people most culpable are those who either knew what was really going on and did nothing about it or were so inept they shouldn't have been in office. These people would include ministers, regulators, boardroom directors and traders. Of course Joe 'keep up with the Jones' Public played his part by all too often borrowing and spending on the back of house prices and easily available credit. Holidays, nice cars, meals out, fancy clothes, etc. etc. - all for doing little or nothing. Nice work if you can get it eh? |
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The level of debt the Government takes out, the amount of bonds it issues, and how it manages it is their own problem. We're not at fault if our pensions are wrapped up in Government issued bonds after all (although I guess you could argue you're lending to a irresponsible borrower! :D). As for the bankers they are the ones who so often in charge of their client's money and they're the ones who choose where to invest it. If they invest it in risky mortgages or banks then they're responsible. I wouldn't say it's a house of cards either. More like a giant loop. |
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So people who chose to invest in banks/schemes which are paying well over the top interest/returns (e.g. IceSave, Madoff) have no responsibility for being greedy, naive or whatever? Isn't there a load of Russian money in Cypriot banks because they were paying greater returns and asking fewer questions than elsewhere? "If it sounds to good to be true it probably is " isn't an abstract concept yet still naive, stupid and greedy people fall for scams every day...
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Well I agree about that. I hope you've reflected on that fact in your decision about your own personal pension. ;)
(ps I can offer you no risk, annual returns of 20-30% if you invest your excess cash with me. Honest guv'.... :D) |
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At one point or another there'll have to be a massive debt write-off... it will hurt the rich,i.e those who pocket the interest,the most,but I just don't see how we'll ever repay our debts....
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The Government is always likely to be in some form of debt. It's not necessarily a problem as long as it's not too big, cheap, and we're not running a structural deficit.
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Is osbourne nuts or what he surely aint got money in laiki bank or buddies. Now looking way to rescue the uk branches protect the funds.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...cyprus-bailout We should not be bailing the bank 4 branches out in any shape or form. Its no doubt the move already caters for these branches any interference means worse for those in the cyprus branches. Haircut could go on savings less than €100.000 if we succeed. |
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