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Post by Bea on Nov 6, 2008 0:00:30 GMT
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Post by censored on Nov 6, 2008 20:50:46 GMT
The whole money thing is a con but people just can't see through it can they? It is only at times such as this that things become a bit more obvious and everyone panics. Those in charge are very keen to get things back to normal as they can't afford for too many people to realise they are being taken for a ride. If people woke up and saw reality they wouldn't like it thats why they like to go back to sleep and pretend all is well with the world. What till WW3 kicks off that should wake a few people up!
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Post by Bea on Nov 23, 2008 13:41:05 GMT
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Post by Bea on Dec 10, 2008 19:42:20 GMT
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Post by whiteknight on May 11, 2009 15:31:39 GMT
Bea what is your take on this credit crunch? Do you think that there is something funny about it and that somewhere some people are making money out of this? It would not surprise me one little bit if that were true. There is always someone making money out of situations and if anything our GST will go up before the 3 year period.
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Post by Bea on May 13, 2009 10:43:00 GMT
Bea what is your take on this credit crunch? Do you think that there is something funny about it and that somewhere some people are making money out of this? It would not surprise me one little bit if that were true. There is always someone making money out of situations and if anything our GST will go up before the 3 year period.[/quote There will always be people who take advantage of Economic downturns .Buying shares/property at rock bottom prices etc I think a lot of hysteria has also developed,and caused people to tighten their belts because the media pundits have partially created a frenzy . Those that were brave enough to invest a couple of months ago in banking stock ,have seen their money tripled in some cases. Having the cash or credit lines to buy is another matter though. |
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Post by whiteknight on May 13, 2009 19:20:06 GMT
I am not into finance just keep my money in a rolling 6 months saving account. Last 6 months 5.4% now it is only 1%. If i knew about buying shares in a bank or something like that i would and if you say that in some cases people have trebled their money well that would have been brilliant. Got caught a few years back on an offshore investment and it made £7000 in interest then all of a sudden the next statement showed a loss of £3500 so i got out before it was to late, never trusted them since. One might as well buy premium bonds and the chance to win £1m.
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