By: col emanuel

col emanuel — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 10:00:00 +0000

great article. what you are saying ,is the power of money.were is the a.c.t.u…there is no better climate ,than now.to speak up.i am sure the time is now ,to start thinking about the ..85% of austrilian people,instead of the greedy few..

By: Bruce

Bruce — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 10:00:00 +0000

Stephen your remark about Choice not entering the fray is a bit much. How can it enter the fray. It does not understand the business of the Banks sufficiently to make an informed comment. Maybe after a few journalists have analysed the various issues it will be able to make a statement but until then it does not have the expertise internally to comment . As for consumers needing protection give me a break, they don’t want it. If they didn’t pressure Swan following the recent excessive interest rises above the Reserve Bank rates then consumers will continue to be silent. Did Choice comment on these? Nope, remember it was only six months ago Swan and Ruddy were telling us that the credit crunch would not hurt Australia and its consumers. Guess what, it has. Is it strange tthe Banks are forced to borrow offshore to support all of their mortgage portfolios. Is there something not jelling? Don’t hold your breath as the juggernaut starts to roll jellyback exits the scene in silence.

By: Michael

Michael — Thu, 01 Jan 1970 10:00:00 +0000

…to say nothing of the background material of the operating affairs at St George that were up until she left “commercial-in-confidence”, surely?

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