Thread: UK Money: A Safe Haven.?

Originally Posted by Neo

Originally Posted by taxexile

but yeah mostly it's pretty pointless.

Most people come to teak door looking for a good argument, not financial advice.

A pity then that you fail to manage either.

Looks like the gent crawled up your arse. The sad reality of that terd is he is mooch on the dole. A sad shight for sure. When you look at your shight you should think of the subhuman rat. Squirt out gent size shit.

Have you had a stroke?

^ Piss off back to your council flat you geriatric wanker. Did I think you flounced? The one thing you do well is sucking cock.

You'll like this article Neo....
IMF paper warns of 'savings tax' and mass write-offs as West's debt hits 200-year high - Telegraph

Originally Posted by buriramboy

You'll like this article Neo....
IMF paper warns of 'savings tax' and mass write-offs as West's debt hits 200-year high - Telegraph

Interesting, I expect to see similar articles in the coming year.

The paper said policy elites in the West are still clinging to the illusion that rich countries are different from poorer regions and can therefore chip away at their debts with a blend of austerity cuts, growth, and tinkering

debt is good, that's what most fools like Neo keep missing

it is what you do with the debt that is important, if it's for financing some kind of recovery, then it's a perfectly legitimate use of debt, and the more the better

No butters I have to disagree debt is not good particularly if Neos concerns re a fiat currency collapse were to eventuate. Hyper inflation always wipes out the debtors in these situations.

I do not want to sound trite but taking financial advice from yourself may be a tad risky.
Are you not a little fat bloke who posted pics of himself fitting his own roof insulation? ( sweating like a rapist)

I do not mean to be cheeky but perhaps your advice would be better restricted to the sexual varieties to be enjoyed in LOS.

Ignore all of the above if you are extremely self made wealthy and therefore eminently qualified to advise.

However we both know that not to be the case so carry on pretending as per usual.

The UK prides itself on being a large and important financial centre. I doubt very much it will entertain an obvious savings tax, which would frighten away foreign money and really piss off the natives. However, a very “opaque tax on savers” might be entertained if they think they can conceal it well enough or bluff their way through it successfully. But, it depends on how bad things get. How did the savings tax idea in Cyprus pan out?

He's calling you again Neo, stick it all in Bitcoin.....

Max Keiser ‏@maxkeiser 1m
Any risks associated with BTC pale in comparison with the risk of keeping money in banks.

Bitcoin is soooo last year... Coinye is where it's at fool!



Coinye West is your newest Bitcoin-inspired cryptocurrency

Originally Posted by Iceman123

Are you not a little fat bloke who posted pics of himself fitting his own roof insulation? ( sweating like a rapist)

link?

Speculators, I hate 'em. Should I commit suicide cuz the Pond is falling or shouldn't I? Can someone quickly get back to me?

not sure how being fat and trying to fix my roof ceiling is relevant for my comments about debt.

Anyone with clue on Econ 101 knows that debt is great leverage to increase wealth, the problem is chav retards like iceman who happen to live like cavemen don't understand debt and confuse it with a source of money to finance their unproductive and dysfunctional lifestyle.

Debt is good, but like all good things, abusing it is not recommended, above all when you are a chav with no income

Originally Posted by Neo

Bitcoin is soooo last year... Coinye is where it's at fool!



Coinye West is your newest Bitcoin-inspired cryptocurrency

If it's digital the NSA has a backdoor.