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sasguru replied

1 December 2016, 11:01
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Why wait for tomorrow when you can borrow today, mostly on interest free deals?

Fill yer boots with free money!

Being an EC negotiator in the forthcoming "negotiation" will be the easiest job in the world.
They'll know it won't take much to bring the whole house of cards ponzi scheme that is the British economy crashing down.
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DimPrawn replied

1 December 2016, 10:57
Why wait for tomorrow when you can borrow today, mostly on interest free deals?

Fill yer boots with free money!
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sasguru started a topic Britain's personal debt is at a record high

1 December 2016, 10:54
Britain's personal debt is at a record high

Seems like the people don't want to be left behind by their profligate government:

Britain's borrowing binge continues as credit card debt hits record high

Eye-watering debt both on a government and personal level.

Now you know why we're the "5th largest economy in the world"
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