Arranged Overdraught interest rate.

Started by papasmurf, February 04, 2020, 03:50:25 PM

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DeppityDawg

Quote from: papasmurf post_id=15524 time=1580914942 user_id=89
You and several others on this forum make light of a serious situation. Frankly if you can't contribute seriously can you please not contribute at all.



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Thankfully you don't get to decide who posts and who doesn't.

papasmurf

Quote from: Borchester post_id=15516 time=1580911332 user_id=62
A quarter of the nation can't keep up with the payments on their new motor, bar bills and visits to the local bookies?



I blame the Tories... :D  :D


You and several others on this forum make light of a serious situation. Frankly if you can't contribute seriously can you please not contribute at all.



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Nemini parco qui vivit in orbe

DeppityDawg

Quote from: Borchester post_id=15516 time=1580911332 user_id=62
A quarter of the nation can't keep up with the payments on their new motor, bar bills and visits to the local bookies?



I blame the Tories... :D  :D


Do keep up, Borchester ffs. Everything is the Tories fault  :lol:



Yes it is

No it isn't

Yes it is



.......yawn

Borchester

Quote from: DeppityDawg post_id=15508 time=1580909203 user_id=50
Financial precarity? Is that a word even? Anyway, you mean like one of the blokes who comes in my local? He's got "precarity" all right. Can't keep a job more than 5 minutes. Always someone eless fault that, mind. Always claims he has no money, yet seems pissed most weekends,...


I wondered where my gardener had disappeared to   :D  :D
Algerie Francais !

Borchester

Quote from: papasmurf post_id=15514 time=1580910185 user_id=89
Yes it is and currently there are 14 million people in that situation in Britain. One months income away from financial disaster.


A quarter of the nation can't keep up with the payments on their new motor, bar bills and visits to the local bookies?



I blame the Tories... :D  :D
Algerie Francais !

papasmurf

Quote from: DeppityDawg post_id=15508 time=1580909203 user_id=50
Financial precarity? Is that a word even?


Yes it is and currently there are 14 million people in that situation in Britain. One months income away from financial disaster.
Nemini parco qui vivit in orbe

DeppityDawg

Quote from: papasmurf post_id=15496 time=1580906005 user_id=89
Amusing for me and you, but for several million people, who will quickly be added to the current 14 million in financial precarity.


Financial precarity? Is that a word even? Anyway, you mean like one of the blokes who comes in my local? He's got "precarity" all right. Can't keep a job more than 5 minutes. Always someone eless fault that, mind. Always claims he has no money, yet seems pissed most weekends, and bets far more than I do. None of this has stopped him signing up to a new Land Rover (in his wife's name I think). He's the kind of person it will hit hardest. Because he lives beyond his means. No one's fault but his own. And hers for putting up with the soft ****

papasmurf

Quote from: johnofgwent post_id=15494 time=1580905820 user_id=63


My bank's email on the matter told me there would no longer be unarranged overdrafts.



This is going to be amusing


Amusing for me and you, but for several million people, who will quickly be added to the current 14 million in financial precarity.
Nemini parco qui vivit in orbe

johnofgwent

MoneySavingExpert has made the best summary of this I have seen so far



In short, in response to criticism of the difficulty in calculating fees, all the banks seem to have adopted the same model and fee structure, which the organisation criticising the banks says was NOT their intention.



Yeah right.



The one line summary seems to be if you go into debt this way once in a very long while and for a SHORT time you will be better under this new scheme but if you are constantly in debt this way you will suffer hugely.



My bank's email on the matter told me there would no longer be unarranged overdrafts.



This is going to be amusing
<t>In matters of taxation, Lord Clyde\'s summing up in the 1929 case Inland Revenue v Ayrshire Pullman Services is worth a glance.</t>

DeppityDawg

Quote from: papasmurf post_id=15445 time=1580893610 user_id=89
Liberal? Given how far Britain has lurched to the far right we have to agree to disagree about that.


Thank god for that. I wouldn't want anyone to think I was agreeing with you.



Yes you do.

No I don't

Yes you do



And so on

papasmurf

Quote from: DeppityDawg post_id=15443 time=1580893118 user_id=50
That's society in general, sadly. We live in times of the lowest common denominator, a practice pursued more each day by our increasingly liberal society.


Liberal? Given how far Britain has lurched to the far right we have to agree to disagree about that.
Nemini parco qui vivit in orbe

DeppityDawg

Quote from: papasmurf post_id=15441 time=1580892735 user_id=89
Every private individual with a bank account will get such a letter.

It also appears good customers will be paying for the bad ones under new regulations:-



https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-credit-regulator/watchdog-throws-lifeline-to-britons-drowning-in-debt-idUKKBN1ZX0QF">https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-brita ... KKBN1ZX0QF">https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-credit-regulator/watchdog-throws-lifeline-to-britons-drowning-in-debt-idUKKBN1ZX0QF


That's society in general, sadly. We live in times of the lowest common denominator, a practice pursued more each day by our increasingly liberal society.

papasmurf

Quote from: T00ts post_id=15416 time=1580851789 user_id=54
They probably know Papa of old and that he is careful with his cash so sent him the letter to make him feel proud of his good sense.  :hattip  :D


Every private individual with a bank account will get such a letter.

It also appears good customers will be paying for the bad ones under new regulations:-



https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-credit-regulator/watchdog-throws-lifeline-to-britons-drowning-in-debt-idUKKBN1ZX0QF">https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-brita ... KKBN1ZX0QF">https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-britain-credit-regulator/watchdog-throws-lifeline-to-britons-drowning-in-debt-idUKKBN1ZX0QF
Nemini parco qui vivit in orbe

T00ts

They probably know Papa of old and that he is careful with his cash so sent him the letter to make him feel proud of his good sense.  :hattip  :D

DeppityDawg

Quote from: Borchester post_id=15412 time=1580850440 user_id=62
The beeb isn't lying. It is just that Deppity has an overdraft which he can be trusted to spend on good beer and slow horses. So the bank sees him as a valued customer and only charges about 20%.



An overdraught sounds like the sort of thing you get when the window frames shrink and arctic gales blow into the house. When the bank realises that you lack even the mother wit to run a bit of silicon sealant over the cracks they think ahah, we have got a right one here. We will double his interest rate and he will be too dumb to notice the difference.


See, I told you, didn't I?



Poster C - Yes it will

Poster D - No it won't

Poster C - Yes it will



etc etc



 :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol:  :lol: