Ironic that the UK wanted to lecture Germany on the merits of the NL WunderWerkSchaft .... what a load of old tosh !
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Sign of Times: Bankruptcies rise to new record
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it's all a good thing really.
Who's losing out in a bankrupcy? Creditors.
So with dozens of thousands of bankrupcies, I feel there will be a lot of creditors going under too
Which means credit will be less available in the future
Which is good
@rebecanomics 2005Chico, what time is it?Comment
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Originally posted by Rebecca Loosit's all a good thing really.
Who's losing out in a bankrupcy? Creditors.
So with dozens of thousands of bankrupcies, I feel there will be a lot of creditors going under tooBehold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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I'm in it
Well,
after Y2K I ended up permie, but suffering from a contractor lifestyle, borrowed from Peter to pay Paul.
Now in an IVA, facing years on uncreditworthiness.
perhaps bankruptcy was a better option.
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Originally posted by Rebecca Loosit's all a good thing really.
Who's losing out in a bankrupcy? Creditors.
So with dozens of thousands of bankrupcies, I feel there will be a lot of creditors going under too
Which means credit will be less available in the future
Which is good
@rebecanomics 2005
1. How many mortgage companies, credit card companies or banks do you think will go under?
2. Who do you think will end up paying for all those bad debts?
3. How often in history has the bursting of a massive debt bubble, anywhere in the developed world, not been very painful for all concerned?Comment
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And the Panama one in Scotland made them get rid of their parliament and go cap in hand to England.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
threadeds website, and here's my blog.Comment
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Originally posted by threadedAnd the Panama one in Scotland made them get rid of their parliament and go cap in hand to England.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/history/state/n...arien_01.shtmlBehold the warranty -- the bold print giveth and the fine print taketh away.Comment
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Originally posted by Rebecca Loos View Postit's all a good thing really.
Who's losing out in a bankrupcy? Creditors.
So with dozens of thousands of bankrupcies, I feel there will be a lot of creditors going under too
Which means credit will be less available in the future
Which is good
@rebecanomics 2005Comment
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