The market, unfortunately, cannot stop numpties racking up oodles of debt on a
wallet full of credit cards - for example.But -ahem- I get your drift ;-)I
know this is not the forum for this but I often wonder whether most of this
'crisis' is based upon 'talking it up' - seems it's almost fashionable to panic
about something to do with the economy.The only place it's hit me is regarding
lower interest rates on savings accounts - hardly a crisis. Having said that -
maybe I have an 'old fashioned view' regarding credit and credit cards - ie,
you pay them off at the end of each month and the only thing you owe money on
is the mortgage.Big shame about Woolworths though....Sorry - way off topic....>
Date: Thu, 4 Dec 2008 14:16:40 +0000> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject:
[USMA:42139] RE: BBC web site keeps it metric> To: [email protected]> > > >
Sometimes the market - when left to itself ->> really does work well. ;-)> >
Not a very apt time, economically speaking, to be espousing this > particular
position. :-)> > ---------------------------------------------------------> Tom
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