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NI Presbyterian mutual society, Short of funds for withdrawal?
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*cough* DUP Minister in charge of the department that had oversight of the PMS *cough*0
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Lets hope they get to the truth of this stinking mess, and heads really roll not just a slap on the wrist and a few years disqualification as Directors but I doubt it .
Rarely missed my Sunday in the Presbyterian Church, will never set foot in it or line their pockets again. Christianity, we all saw how much of that there was , plenty of weeping, wailing and bashing of teeth from Church House , but it was the British government, not the PCI that put it's hand in it's pocket.
Yet the mug punters still fill the pews. It is a pity we can't identify those who pulled their money out, and how they knew to get their timing right.0 -
Update from the Administrator 21 June 2013
The Joint Supervisors have today placed on the website the summarised accounts for the Scheme of Arrangement for the nine-month period to 31 March 2012. They are available
on this link.
http://www.presbyterianmutualsociety.co.uk/0 -
many people are still owed money from PMS but it may take years for them to get it back, if ever. I agree with other ppl who are posting - those who were running the PMS should be accountable to the people who placed money in the Society - the PMS is still operating in an office in the building in Glengall Street.0
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I sympathise with all PMS investors, but what about other people who use the banks, and who haven't a chance of getting compensation, and they are making people homeless, and there is no help from the Assembly, as there is no mortgage rescue scheme here. I still think that putting your money into investments is risky. My aunt lost £10,000 not with the PMS but she just had to tough it out, never a chance of compensation, stocks and shares, my motto is if you can't afford to lose the money, then don't invest it.0
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tax payer bail outs for reckless gambling...... yeah i'll just go and stick a grand on a horse and if it doesnt win i'll get my grand back from the tax payers, right on!0
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tax payer bail outs for reckless gambling...... yeah i'll just go and stick a grand on a horse and if it doesnt win i'll get my grand back from the tax payers, right on!
Savers did not gamble........... the PMS directors did by lending/gambled the savers money
This was against the the society rules and poor regulation by the government0 -
Did they not publish accounts, and did nobody try and find out what was happening to their money.
I think that it is the church you should be after, and not having taxpayers bailing you out. The banks did not give ordinary citizens of NI a bailout. Me thinks it is because the DUP are Presbyterians, don't know why they got it included in the peace agreement. I still do have empathy with you, as I have mortgage arrears, and have had my overdraft withdrawn, and I am working, earning a decent salary.0
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