Fact or Fiscal Wishing?

harry438

Can anyone elaborate on neils comment?


Forgive if i am wrong, but most banks are owned by the tax payer. I have just won a case in the county court against the Halifax, NOBODY owes tax payer owned banks anything, be interesting to know who he owed money to and who represented him.
- neil, newcastle, United Kingdom, 25/7/2013 23:44

brendon

What is the question? I think the only person who could elaborate on Neil's comment is Neil himself(?)

Gordon_Hose

Who's Neil?

p00hsticks

Gordon_Hose wrote: »

Who's Neil?

some anonymous person from Newcastle who makes daft comments on Daily Mail online articles (revealed from links in the original post)

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/registration/1373112344230613/neil/profile.html

opinions4u

Forgive if i am wrong, but most banks are owned by the tax payer.

You're wrong.

dalesrider

harry438 wrote: »

Forgive if i am wrong, but most banks are owned by the tax payer.

Well that statement is so far off the mark its a joke. :rotfl:

Unless he thinks that the only banks are Lloyds & RBS.

Lets not forget
HSBC, Barclays, Santander and the rest still not tax payer owned.

harry438

I am also baffled by neils comments...............but it would be nice to own just one bank.

p00hsticks

dalesrider wrote: »

Well that statement is so far off the mark its a joke. :rotfl:

Unless he thinks that the only banks are Lloyds & RBS.

Even if he does think that the only banks are Lloyds and RBS he's still way off the mark - as I recall the goverment bail out resulted in them having about a 40% stake in Lloyds and a 60% stake in RBS - so ther are plenty of other non-government shareholders out there.