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Where is all this bailout money coming from - discuss?
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aha so the government are just producing bonds out of thin air to raise money for the bail out (the government issued the bond to someone .. that someone loans the government money and the gov then pay coupon interest on the bond and then at maturity repay the original loan amount) ... they don't seem to be physically printing money which is a good thing, instead they are just creating more debt for the tax payer for the next number of x years !!Originally posted by GreenerGrass View Post
oh feck me not more government debt .. this will be like our National Debt after WW2 that we were paying into the 80s/90s.
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Now, any offers to loan the govt. billions of pounds, at lets say... 4 1/4 % interest.Originally posted by eliquant View Postaha so the government are just producing bonds out of thin air to raise money for the bail out (the government issued the bond to someone .. that someone loans the government money and the gov then pay coupon interest on the bond and then at maturity repay the original loan amount) ... they don't seem to be physically printing money which is a good thing, instead they are just creating more debt for the tax payer for the next number of x years !!
oh flip me not more government debt .. this will be like our National Debt after WW2 that we were paying into the 80s/90s.
suckers !!!!! you are all a bunch of suckers !!!! yeaaaahhhhh ratfans !
BN66 CTD payers, please sit down!'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch.Comment
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I hope they don't get the permies at clientco to code it! They would probably do :-Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostThe banks money is just a number in a database in the bank.
So all that's happened is:
UPDATE account
SET balance = balance + 1000000000000
Simple. Bank now has loads of money again and we didn't give a penny of our money to them.
Boomed!
HTH
SET balance = balance - 1000000000000
Or worse......Comment
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ha ha ha! Or worse, devise some financial instrument for it, 1000 times more complicated than Credit Default Swaps.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI hope they don't get the permies at clientco to code it! They would probably do :-
SET balance = balance - 1000000000000
Or worse......'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch.Comment
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Bankss
money does not grow on trees
this money to support scottish banks is coming out of your pockets, one way or another !Comment
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All new money is Western economies is released as debt.
If, tomorrow, everyone decided to pay back their debts at once there would not be enough money to do so.Comment
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There is always WW3 to end all the debts of the western worldOriginally posted by NoddY View PostAll new money is Western economies is released as debt.
If, tomorrow, everyone decided to pay back their debts at once there would not be enough money to do so.
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