credit crunch

[Guest WILF]

Countrymaid, can you tell me where the sales are held please..........any contact info etc

Many Thanks

[speedlamper 0]

To right they are , do you remember when they changed coco pops to a different name , they had to chanage it back there was a public outcry

well they do make the milk turn chocolaty

[Kay 3,709]

To right they are , do you remember when they changed coco pops to a different name , they had to chanage it back there was a public outcry

well they do make the milk turn chocolaty

 

Chocolaty milks just lovely

[Guest gaz100604]

Ive just come back from a day out at exeter horse sale, i go most months to the sales but today over half the lots went unsold !!! and what did sell went for very low prices. Evrey body was saying its the credit crunch and nobody has got any money.

Whats it like in other parts of the country and do you guys/girls think its going to get a lot worst.

 

 

another moaning poor farmer

[Coney 3]

The so called "credit crunch" has not hit home yet it's only touching the surface.....wait until the new year around March time and see what it's like then ???

[The one 8,488]

Somebody was reading a paper at break time and said intrest has rising to 4% surely its much higher than that ??

[hue jeers 6]

I was actually sober last night and some fella on the news reckon'd it is nearer 25% inflation.

 

I agree, thank f*ck for Lidl's

[PeakOil 352]

I was actually sober last night and some fella on the news reckon'd it is nearer 25% inflation.

 

I agree, thank f*ck for Lidl's

 

It is roughly 20% the REAL rate, depending on how you measure it. The government "fiddling" with the figures over the last 20 years is shocking :censored:

[Caravan Monster 323]

The so called "credit crunch" has not hit home yet it's only touching the surface.....wait until the new year around March time and see what it's like then ???

 

It' s hitting hard in some sectors already- I repair stone buildings, and my customers are wealthy people. I had a full order book of work well into next year, but now agreed and confirmed jobs are being canceled. If the better off people in society are thinking 'we' ll put the work off for another year' because they are worried about money, that tells me there is trouble ahead. The boss of a firm of general builders was complaining to me that the competition on subcontracting public works is getting so tight that it isn't worth doing, and that the 'busy fools' have started the silly undercutting on private jobs already.

 

The economic situation is so complex that no one can really predict how bad and how long the recession will be, but we can be certain that it has started ...