spooky3   10 #13 Posted January 2, 2012 The options are too short term sighted. Don't see anywhere the option of paying down/paying off/putting something by to repay the debts left by the Gordon Brown and Co's so called government.  Sooner or later the UK will need to start to pay its loans off or the bailiffs will come.  Alternatively further loans will be refused or the interest rates demanded will be crippling.  Borrow money and the system then has you by the b**ls. For the individual its the local banks that have you; for the country it's just bigger banks like the IMF.  If you cannot manage to control your spending to give the assurance that you will repay your loans then someone else will come in and do it for you - witness Greece and Italy.  I think you missed the point. This is sort of about managing the money coming in so that we don't have to take loans, but it's really about what you think is important to spend taxes on.  Add what ever you think is required. (Too short term sighted? These are mainly the staples of our society) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
