RBS Fred Goodwin and 650k p.a pension at 50!
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DJFish said:
So a massive pensions scandal has erupted, and for the first time the majority of the general public is behind the govt. in baying for the blood of a dyed in the wool, bang to rights scapegoat.
Does no-one else think, and I may be reaching for my tin-foil hate here, that this is a very convenient way for the govt. to push through legislation that will make it easier to screw people (and by people I mean you and me, not just evil boogieman bankers) out of their hard earned pensions whenever they feel like it?
Does Brown really need legislation to do that?Does no-one else think, and I may be reaching for my tin-foil hate here, that this is a very convenient way for the govt. to push through legislation that will make it easier to screw people (and by people I mean you and me, not just evil boogieman bankers) out of their hard earned pensions whenever they feel like it?
Invisible man said:
DJFish said:
So a massive pensions scandal has erupted, and for the first time the majority of the general public is behind the govt. in baying for the blood of a dyed in the wool, bang to rights scapegoat.
Does no-one else think, and I may be reaching for my tin-foil hate here, that this is a very convenient way for the govt. to push through legislation that will make it easier to screw people (and by people I mean you and me, not just evil boogieman bankers) out of their hard earned pensions whenever they feel like it?
Does Brown really need legislation to do that?Does no-one else think, and I may be reaching for my tin-foil hate here, that this is a very convenient way for the govt. to push through legislation that will make it easier to screw people (and by people I mean you and me, not just evil boogieman bankers) out of their hard earned pensions whenever they feel like it?
DJFish said:
So a massive pensions scandal has erupted, and for the first time the majority of the general public is behind the govt. in baying for the blood of a dyed in the wool, bang to rights scapegoat.
Does no-one else think, and I may be reaching for my tin-foil hate here, that this is a very convenient way for the govt. to push through legislation that will make it easier to screw people (and by people I mean you and me, not just evil boogieman bankers) out of their hard earned pensions whenever they feel like it?
Stuff and nonsense.... any fule kno that our fine uopstanding government would never ever use one set of legislation for purposes not envisioned at the outset.......Does no-one else think, and I may be reaching for my tin-foil hate here, that this is a very convenient way for the govt. to push through legislation that will make it easier to screw people (and by people I mean you and me, not just evil boogieman bankers) out of their hard earned pensions whenever they feel like it?
completely agree with you, reference terror law and icelandic banks.
esselte said:
Invisible man said:
DJFish said:
So a massive pensions scandal has erupted, and for the first time the majority of the general public is behind the govt. in baying for the blood of a dyed in the wool, bang to rights scapegoat.
Does no-one else think, and I may be reaching for my tin-foil hate here, that this is a very convenient way for the govt. to push through legislation that will make it easier to screw people (and by people I mean you and me, not just evil boogieman bankers) out of their hard earned pensions whenever they feel like it?
Does Brown really need legislation to do that?Does no-one else think, and I may be reaching for my tin-foil hate here, that this is a very convenient way for the govt. to push through legislation that will make it easier to screw people (and by people I mean you and me, not just evil boogieman bankers) out of their hard earned pensions whenever they feel like it?
indeedHow much is a banker worth?
http://www.prospect-magazine.co.uk/article_details...
"...we still remain fascinated by what our neighbour earns."
http://www.prospect-magazine.co.uk/article_details...
"...we still remain fascinated by what our neighbour earns."
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