Something else for Suity to worry about

[scooterscot]

You don't have to be an economist to measure how bad things are.

An engineer like myself can take his skills to a functioning economy and earn three times as much speaks volumes in it's own right.

[OwlHoot]

Or to paraphrase, lets scare the crap out of every one and sell some more magazines at the bargain price of £175 pa.

As Doggy Styles says, fair point, yes, there's an element of that.

But there's also more than an element of "res ipsa loquitur" ...

[DaveB]

As Doggy Styles says, fair point, yes, there's an element of that.

But there's also more than an element of "res ipsa loquitur" ...

No, there really isn't. The article is written with the sole intention of scaring the crap out of you and then offering you a way to save yourself through their "expertise and insight" and getting you to sign up with them

They cite their sources, they throw in generic references to debt without giving real information and constatntly try and frighten you into thinking you are going to lose everything.

The whole article is a variation on the Boiler room scam. "If you don't buy this now you'll miss out on the chance and you won't make loads of money like all the sensible people who did listen to us. Now if you have your credit card handy...."

To quote the article

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tl;dr It's all bollocks.

[DimPrawn]

Is this the same moneyweek that said don't buy equities in 2009 at the bottom and buy gold in 2011 at the top and what ever you do never buy a house?