Yeah, I noticed how the eyes were flicking back and forth reading the cue cards. Mum won't though, she'll just hear the lovely wonderful stories of the people so grateful for having given their house away to the bank.
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It is an advertorial mate. So Mrs Jean average granny should become immobile for 24 months while she waits for the public so called health system to fix her stuffed hip and while she waits and is ostensibly almost completely immobile and in serious constant pain she has all sorts of other health issues come on to her because of her immobility, e.g. circulation and blood clotting just so Jack and Jill kiddies can inherit the full value of her house...yeah that really makes good common sense.
Like all things concerning debt, the key is moderation.
I think Greece is hanging over global financial markets like the Sword of Damocles at the moment. Add to that, to a lesser extent, the upcoming UK general election, in which the Conservatives and Labour are neck-and-neck with a possibility of the SNP (who want a Disunited Kingdom) being part of a coalition. Plus there has been a mixed to poor reporting season from the big Aussies Banks.
Buggar !
From the Herald
"Valiant Homes had been working on 13 building sites but was put into liquidation and receivership earlier this year. The firm, at that time, owed $3.2 million to Auckland lender Savings & Loans as well as $325,000 to Heartland Bank, which had security over some vehicles and equipment."
Trading Halt
Sold 18000 last week @ $1.30, will I be pleased or will I be p......d off after resumption of trading, likely to be the latter I suspect.
Fisher and Paykel Finance arm Purchase possibly??