What have the Tories achieved

[Guest]

[MungoBrush]

The FT article covers it. Don't be a skinflint. Just because you won't buy a subscription or google it doesn't mean there is no reference.
How many in 2006 saw a massive crash apart from Paul Krugman? Bloody Socialist economists getting predictions right.

What exactly are all these signs that are flashing red?

[Cannydc]

The FT article covers it. Don't be a skinflint. Just because you won't buy a subscription or google it doesn't mean there is no reference.
How many in 2006 saw a massive crash apart from Paul Krugman? Bloody Socialist economists getting predictions right.

What exactly are all these signs that are flashing red?

Personal debt at an all time high ?

Bankruptcies on the rise ?

UK debt still rising at £40bn a year ?

UK growth at 0.1% and lowest of 28 EU and all G7 countries ?

£40bn cost of Brexit settlement ?

Awful productivity ?

US protectionist policies ?

Loss of 65 free trade agreements ?

Continued austerity ?

Take your pick......

[Keyser]

The FT article covers it. Don't be a skinflint. Just because you won't buy a subscription or google it doesn't mean there is no reference.
How many in 2006 saw a massive crash apart from Paul Krugman? Bloody Socialist economists getting predictions right.

What exactly are all these signs that are flashing red?

Personal debt at an all time high ?

Bankruptcies on the rise ?

UK debt still rising at £40bn a year ?

UK growth at 0.1% and lowest of 28 EU and all G7 countries ?

£40bn cost of Brexit settlement ?

Awful productivity ?

US protectionist policies ?

Loss of 65 free trade agreements ?

Continued austerity ?

Take your pick......

You missed out the state and right wing media sanctioned hounding to death of the sick, the disabled, the poor and the vulnerable.

[Rolluplostinspace]

There's a massive economic collapse about to hit the west ... all the lights are flashing red

Apart from a ratbag communist website like this one -

https://cominsitu.wordpress.com/2018/01 ... mic-crash/

Do you have any credible evidence for this?

If you have to ask that question then it's not worth my effort.
This time we can't print endless rolls of wallpaper money.
This time we can't slash interest rates.
This time we have no tools to deal with this monster problem.
All the best Mungo it's going to be especially hard for the blind.

[Gigabit]

The problem with debt from car loans is 2008 all over again.

[Guest]

The problem with debt from car loans is 2008 all over again.

and if you have a diesel car loan you are royally fucked

[Cannydc]

The problem with debt from car loans is 2008 all over again.

and if you have a diesel car loan you are royally fucked

You really aren't.

When do you think they will actually take diesel cars off the road ?

I'm perfectly happy with my (leased) Hyundai i40, 60mpg, low emissions, £20pa tax etc.

And when the lease ends in a couple of years, it's mine for £5k. Or, more likely, I hand it back and get the latest upgraded model.

I've been paying monthly for car loans most of my adult life - or for repairs and running costs. Leasing costs the same, but I get a brand new set of wheels every 3 years.

[Guest]

The problem with debt from car loans is 2008 all over again.

and if you have a diesel car loan you are royally fucked

You really aren't.

When do you think they will actually take diesel cars off the road ?

I'm perfectly happy with my (leased) Hyundai i40, 60mpg, low emissions, £20pa tax etc.

And when the lease ends in a couple of years, it's mine for £5k. Or, more likely, I hand it back and get the latest upgraded model.

I've been paying monthly for car loans most of my adult life - or for repairs and running costs. Leasing costs the same, but I get a brand new set of wheels every 3 years.

The diesel market is down over 37% new and second hand on a year ago

[Cannydc]

The problem with debt from car loans is 2008 all over again.

and if you have a diesel car loan you are royally fucked

You really aren't.

When do you think they will actually take diesel cars off the road ?

I'm perfectly happy with my (leased) Hyundai i40, 60mpg, low emissions, £20pa tax etc.

And when the lease ends in a couple of years, it's mine for £5k. Or, more likely, I hand it back and get the latest upgraded model.

I've been paying monthly for car loans most of my adult life - or for repairs and running costs. Leasing costs the same, but I get a brand new set of wheels every 3 years.

The diesel market is down over 37% new and second hand on a year ago

Basically because this shambolic government caused panic. They totally failed to note that MODERN diesel saloons (post-2014) emit less pollutants than most petrol engined cars, while giving better economy.

Another EU Brucie Bonus - enforced emission standards. I look forward to London smogs when we leave.

[Guest]

[Guest]

The problem with debt from car loans is 2008 all over again.

and if you have a diesel car loan you are royally fucked

You really aren't.

When do you think they will actually take diesel cars off the road ?

I'm perfectly happy with my (leased) Hyundai i40, 60mpg, low emissions, £20pa tax etc.

And when the lease ends in a couple of years, it's mine for £5k. Or, more likely, I hand it back and get the latest upgraded model.

I've been paying monthly for car loans most of my adult life - or for repairs and running costs. Leasing costs the same, but I get a brand new set of wheels every 3 years.

The diesel market is down over 37% new and second hand on a year ago

Basically because this shambolic government caused panic. They totally failed to note that MODERN diesel saloons (post-2014) emit less pollutants than most petrol engined cars, while giving better economy.

Another EU Brucie Bonus - enforced emission standards. I look forward to London smogs when we leave.

London has had smogs for the last few years

[MungoBrush]

This time we can't print endless rolls of wallpaper money.

Yes. I said that before.
Can you please explain that one to Gibabit and Cannydc
They didn't believe me in spite of me providing expert economic opinions.

[Guest]

This time we can't print endless rolls of wallpaper money.

Yes. I said that before.
Can you please explain that one to Gibabit and Cannydc
They didn't believe me in spite of me providing expert economic opinions.

We could have done if we had the AAA rating but Osborne made sure that we didn't.

[MungoBrush]

This time we can't print endless rolls of wallpaper money.

Yes. I said that before.
Can you please explain that one to Gibabit and Cannydc
They didn't believe me in spite of me providing expert economic opinions.

We could have done if we had the AAA rating but Osborne made sure that we didn't.

Good start.
Can you please expand and explain to Gigabit and Cannydc how the relationship between financial risk and credit limits works.