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Homeowners are spending more of their salary on mortgages for the first time since 1991 as the market continues to weaken
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Originally posted by AtW View PostI used to be a banker myself actually. Not in this country though, but supposedly here phrase "bankers' word is his bond" should mean something, but looking at you I reckon this is not the case. Frankly given your attitude towards repayment of debt that you agreed to creates a security risk for any bank where you work. Please tell me that you don't work for Lloyds TSB.
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Originally posted by Dow Jones View PostWe've got a f/t cleaner's job for our plush reception here, if you want to earn some money in a bank.
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Asylum Seekers Allowance: Do you get that?
I'd rather give it to someone selling the 'Big Issue'!
AtW, I see you are familiar with our courts and bankruptcy law.
Are you familiar with the old English expression: 'F-off' ?
No wonder you've got that many posts, nothing else to do all day - why not exercise your pidgin English sometime?
We've got a f/t cleaner's job for our plush reception here, if you want to earn some money in a bank. That's as high as you will ever go, f'n loser to**er.
Over and out.
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Originally posted by Dow Jones View PostYou just don't get it, do you - copying and pasting headlines by some Russian bird doesn't reflect what happens in real life, ie investment banks always have and always will buy pre-risk-assessed fixed-income (bonds). The risk factor varies from bank to bank and depends on how much they can afford to lose without going bust - unlike the NR scenario.
You seem to be pre-occupied with headlines, none of the major players have gone under as a result.
There have always been losses of a few hundred staff before Xmas - banks like to do that before the NY starts.
It is not a matter to be gloating over though.
Didn't stop Mr smith getting robbed blind it?
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Originally posted by AtW View PostIt was not a bet indeed, but my charge for educating you. You admitted the charge (thus assuming) debt, and asked for my bank details to pay it. I politely declined, the debt you agreed to still stands, so you need to pay it before I start charging you excessive interest rate - I should have charged you £1000, because in this case I would have been able to apply to court to declare you bankrupt, but looking at how life treated you I think it would be unnecessary
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Originally posted by Dow Jones View Post£ 100 was not a bet, but on condition that you would give me your details, account no/sort code, dob, etc - going rate for your compatriot hackers, isn't it?
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Originally posted by Dow Jones View PostAt the slightest sign of recession, the BoE will drop its rates faster than some girls drop their knicks
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You must be desperate
£ 100 was not a bet, but on condition that you would give me your details, account no/sort code, dob, etc - going rate for your compatriot hackers, isn't it?
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Originally posted by Dow Jones View PostI am not convinced yet by the Cassandras (AtW etc)
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