ffs, have you learned nothing?

[Jai]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8141584.stm

"niche offer"? my arse, you know damned well will start the ball rolling again.....lending too much money to people who can't afford it.....the result is well documented, give us a break :bang::bang::bang::bang:

 

[paulbfd]

Fixed at 7.98% you'd have to be desperate to move at that rate.

 

[rallycinq]

If you think thats bad, you should see the banks latest offers for business funding.

They are going to charge the full interest of any overdraft, whether it is being used or not.

Where did that come from?

Cheers

SPD

 

[Ffoxy]

The banks have learned they will be bailed out by the Government with public money, witness Jai's example, and the re-stated intent to pay huge bonus payments again. A Darlings attempts at banking reform are, quite honestly pathetically feeble tinkering at the edges.

The whole system for banking needs root and branch reform, as does government.

 

[ChrisUK]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8141584.stm

"niche offer"? my arse, you know damned well will start the ball rolling again.....lending too much money to people who can't afford it.....the result is well documented, give us a break :bang::bang::bang::bang:

Oh ffs :bang:.

Although the biggest problem was happening in america giving mortgages to out of employment rednecks who are too stupid to wipe their own ar*e never mind hold down a job to pay the mortgage.

 

[maddogmorg]

Nationwide aren't a bank though i expect very few people would actually qualify, those which don't will probably be offered another deal, which would mean more business.