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jaysay 21-11-2010 09:50

60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
Brown earns £60K for 50-minute speech...about economic crisis | Mail Online

Nice little pick up for 50 minutes work, now hows about the odd visit into the Commons to earn the money the tax payers is paying you:(

DaveinGermany 21-11-2010 10:03

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
A little ironic that don't you think ? :confused:

Hardly the most qualified to give such a talk. :rolleyes:

Barrie Yates 21-11-2010 10:14

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 863190)
A little ironic that don't you think ? :confused:

Hardly the most qualified to give such a talk. :rolleyes:

I don't know - a lot of people think that he was instrumental in creating the conditions that caused the crisis.:mad:

cashman 21-11-2010 10:17

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
Its ironic in respect Brown n Blair etc make big bucks from this source, rightly highlighted, cos of course NO Tory has ever done a similar thing.:confused:

DaveinGermany 21-11-2010 11:17

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
So it's a self promotion thingy then ?

"He gave a 50-minute speech on the global economic crisis and how to prevent another one,"

Ironic as in, "see the above" :lol: ;)

Benipete 21-11-2010 11:43

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
Beni's Advice To Bankers;

Mortgages - only lend 80% of the property value.
Loans - only lend 80% 0f the security.
Unsecured loans - point client in the direction of the USA.

I'll take a cheque made out to cash - Thanks.:D

jaysay 21-11-2010 12:02

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 863194)
Its ironic in respect Brown n Blair etc make big bucks from this source, rightly highlighted, cos of course NO Tory has ever done a similar thing.:confused:

Shudder the thought cashy;)

MargaretR 21-11-2010 12:07

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 863194)
Its ironic in respect Brown n Blair etc make big bucks from this source, rightly highlighted, cos of course NO Tory has ever done a similar thing.:confused:

Most of the high ranking tories don't need to demean themselves by giving lectures. They were born with silver spoons, and increase their wealth effortlessly by offshore investments.

Benipete 21-11-2010 16:04

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 863217)
Beni's Advice To Bankers;

Mortgages - only lend 80% of the property value.
Loans - only lend 80% 0f the security.
Unsecured loans - point client in the direction of the USA.

I'll take a cheque made out to cash - Thanks.:D

Forgot to add.:o

Pay bonuses on loans that are repaid and not loans that are sold (any idiot can lend money to another idiot).:rolleyes:

Eric 21-11-2010 17:44

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Benipete (Post 863217)
Beni's Advice To Bankers;

Mortgages - only lend 80% of the property value.
Loans - only lend 80% 0f the security.
Unsecured loans - point client in the direction of the USA.

I'll take a cheque made out to cash - Thanks.:D

In other words, lend only to those who will most probably repay the loan ... that's the way it's done here.

MargaretR 21-11-2010 18:24

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
I recall when I applied for my first mortgage in 1961.
Then you had to have at least 20% in savings in the building society that you were asking, and you had an interview to judge your ability to repay. It looks like those days have returned, but that may well be a good thing in the long run - default and repossessions were very rare happenings.

Also -It wasn't possible to have another mortgage for a house to let out or use as a holiday home.

jaysay 22-11-2010 09:31

Re: 60 Grand for 50 minute speech
 
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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 863335)
I recall when I applied for my first mortgage in 1961.
Then you had to have at least 20% in savings in the building society that you were asking, and you had an interview to judge your ability to repay. It looks like those days have returned, but that may well be a good thing in the long run - default and repossessions were very rare happenings.

Also -It wasn't possible to have another mortgage for a house to let out or use as a holiday home.

Its just crazy now Margaret you can get Mortgage based on four or five times your salary now a recipe for disaster, in our day if the husbands wage didn't;t cover the mortgage out didn't get it as the wife's earning weren't taken into account:(


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