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Astounding in their obtuseness
tsugi
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Just a quick thought:
It is astounding that the banks are STILL fighting every last penny. They are going to lose the war, and I suspect, given the government's desperation for a popular/populist policy, there is a strong possibility they will face a deluge of claims and some sort of compulsory payment. There is also talk of the possibility of people being allowed to claim recompense.
Had they paid up (or really - had they charged only their true costs), they wouldn't be in the pickle that awaits them.
Ho hum.
t
It is astounding that the banks are STILL fighting every last penny. They are going to lose the war, and I suspect, given the government's desperation for a popular/populist policy, there is a strong possibility they will face a deluge of claims and some sort of compulsory payment. There is also talk of the possibility of people being allowed to claim recompense.
Had they paid up (or really - had they charged only their true costs), they wouldn't be in the pickle that awaits them.
Ho hum.
t
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Just a quick thought:
It is astounding that the banks are STILL fighting every last penny. They are going to lose the war, and I suspect, given the government's desperation for a popular/populist policy, there is a strong possibility they will face a deluge of claims and some sort of compulsory payment. There is also talk of the possibility of people being allowed to claim recompense.
Had they paid up (or really - had they charged only their true costs), they wouldn't be in the pickle that awaits them.
Ho hum.
t
Once we have the Supreme Court decision then we can talk of possibilities. That is mind boggling. I mean, that depending on your point of view this decision could have wider implications.0
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