Propped up on credit
Sunday, September 27th, 2009Propped up on credit
A number of European economies are nearly as awash in debt as the USA, and in some cases such as Estonia, Ireland, and Spain, their asset bubbles were much worse: The dire state of Britain’s public finances were laid bare today as the Government unveiled new figures that showed public sector net borrowing swelled by a record £16.1 billion in August. It was the largest increase in the amount of new debt held by the UK Government since records began. With the recession continuing to eat into g
First Mortgage Announces 29 Per cent Rise in Turnover
(PRWeb) January 10, 2007 — First Mortgage, the UK’s specialists in sourcing mortgages, remortgages and payment protection plans, have just announced a 29 per cent increase on the first six…
Is Your Doctor Getting Ready to Quit?
In a recent editorial published by Investor’s Business Daily, associate editor (and PJTV.com regular) Terry Jones revealed stunning poll data showing that 45 percent of American physicians “would consider leaving their practice or taking an early retirement” if Congress passed the proposed ObamaCare health legislation.As a prac
