The Bank of England is expected to cut interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point while it monitors house prices in the midst of the credit crunch. How would this affect you?
At the next G8 summit meeting there will be more to discuss than the price of cocoabeans and the import duty on bicvcles.
The B of E will have to consider the poor celebrities who can`t look after their money I`m sure the general public would not like to see them suffer as the rest of us are. The saying that "a fool and his money are soon parted" indicates there are a number of fools in show business.
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people must start to worry take things seriosly LIVE NOW PAY LATER NOT AN OPTIon LENDERS MUST GET TOUGH AND LEND onLY TO THOSE WHO REALLY CAN AFFORD TO PAY NOT JUST NOW BUT IN THE FUTURE WHEN INTEREST DEALS END> THEY ARE LENDING MUCH TO MUCH NOW ITS CAUGHT UP WITH THEM ANYBODY WITH ANY SENSE HAS KNOWN THIS FOR A LonG TIME. GREEDY PEOPLE GREEDY MORT LENDERS GUILTY GORN FOR NOT STEPPING IN SOonER TO MAKE RESPonSIBLE BORROWING OR LENDING
lowering rates will not get the message through to those who do not take the situation seriously it will send the wrong message. this live now pay later desease must be stopped now. when i was young and starting out with a home we made manage HAD THINGS WHEN WE COULD AFFORD THEM and we havent got the problem that the greedy people have i want it now NOT REALISTIC we will all suffer for these foolish people
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