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Previously on "Where is all this bailout money coming from - discuss?"
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 !!
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 !
Now, any offers to loan the govt. billions of pounds, at lets say... 4 1/4 % interest.
BN66 CTD payers, please sit down!
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 !!
oh feck 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 !
Yes but it's the taxpayer that guarantees the money. It's like the Gov saying: "if this does not work, we have the money coming from the taxpayer as a guarantee" - in the same way you go to the bank to get a loan on the basis that you have some rental income for ex.
Somebody else understands that all that was tulip re the Rock and each taxpayer being owed 1300 quid was just media propaganda ................. at last !!
It is not coming from the taxpayer, and anyone who told you that is misleading you.
In effect, IOUs are being issued, with the taxpayer as guarantor. It's a leveraged buyout. Especially sweet for Lloyds TSB, since the TSB was sold by the Thatcher government despite the fact that they didn't own it.
Edit: actually DP put it concisely above
Somebody else understands that all that was tulip re the Rock and each taxpayer being owed 1300 quid was just media propaganda ................. at last !!
Yes, we've been told its coming from the taxpayer.
But where are these trillions of dollars/pounds/euros coming from immediately.
So I guess they must be printing money
Dilution of currencies and hyper-inflation coming to this country very soon
Now where did I put my gold bullion.
Yes see my previous posts. It was also confirmed by an economist on R4.
Printing money is the only way out however, the government doesn't have tp print the whole amount. Only enough to pay cash to those who want it. The rest can be figures on paper.
It is the government that causes inflation not consumers.
Yes, we've been told its coming from the taxpayer.
But where are these trillions of dollars/pounds/euros coming from immediately. The taxpayer hasnt suddenly received a higher bill.
The govt. doesnt have this sort of money in reserves.
They cant borrow as no-one has the money.
Issue bonds maybe? Against what? Buckingham palace
So I guess they must be printing money
Dilution of currencies and hyper-inflation coming to this country very soon
Now where did I put my gold bullion.
It is not coming from the taxpayer, and anyone who told you that is misleading you.
In effect, IOUs are being issued, with the taxpayer as guarantor. It's a leveraged buyout. Especially sweet for Lloyds TSB, since the TSB was sold by the Thatcher government despite the fact that they didn't own it.
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