Bad Management
Tb2571989 says Bad Management isn't just a great name for a heavy metal band - what kind of rubbish work practices have you had to put up with?
( , Thu 10 Jun 2010, 10:53)
Tb2571989 says Bad Management isn't just a great name for a heavy metal band - what kind of rubbish work practices have you had to put up with?
( , Thu 10 Jun 2010, 10:53)
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"Needing" an overdraft?
It's the summation of a lot of people that "needed" a new car/house/holiday/speedboat, that led to the demand that fueled this crisis. The banks lent to more people than they should have done. The ratings agencies mis-rated alot of securitisations based on these loans, the regulator did not stop this, the government encouraged it - "BRITAIN IS BOOMING". There were alot of parties at fault.
( , Mon 14 Jun 2010, 12:38, 1 reply)
It's the summation of a lot of people that "needed" a new car/house/holiday/speedboat, that led to the demand that fueled this crisis. The banks lent to more people than they should have done. The ratings agencies mis-rated alot of securitisations based on these loans, the regulator did not stop this, the government encouraged it - "BRITAIN IS BOOMING". There were alot of parties at fault.
( , Mon 14 Jun 2010, 12:38, 1 reply)
Yes. Our boiler packed up within ten minutes of moving in.
My own fault, really - I should have saved some to prepare for such a situation.
( , Mon 14 Jun 2010, 12:53, closed)
My own fault, really - I should have saved some to prepare for such a situation.
( , Mon 14 Jun 2010, 12:53, closed)
Good to see you learned from your mistake.
If you cannot afford to pay for a new boiler either a) save until you can, or b) get insurance. We have insurance on our boiler - since we felt that we'd rather that, than have to pay out a lump sum in the event it blows up. That's what insurance is for
( , Mon 14 Jun 2010, 12:56, closed)
If you cannot afford to pay for a new boiler either a) save until you can, or b) get insurance. We have insurance on our boiler - since we felt that we'd rather that, than have to pay out a lump sum in the event it blows up. That's what insurance is for
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