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Britons in debt to the tune of £1.13 trillion
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Old 04-01-2006, 21:27   #16
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Re: Britons in debt to the tune of £1.13 trillion

LOL well with real inflation at such a high level, so high the governemt and B of E would not dare admit the reality is all you can expect is GB to eventually stand for Great Banana. Still we all new this some time ago surely ?
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Re: Britons in debt to the tune of £1.13 trillion

So true, if wages and benefits really were rising with proper inflation and not the one cooked up from supermarket prices then credit wouldnt be needed anywhere near the level it is used at now.
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