What remarkable petulance and stupidity. The leaders of France and Germany have more or less bulldozed Britain out of the European Union for the sake of treaty that offers absolutely no solution to the crisis at hand, or indeed any future crisis. It is EU institutional chair shuffling at its worst, with venom for good [...]
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By Bob Chapman, May 11th, 2011.In legislation just proposed, and I don’t know by whom, nor do I have a number yet, the Dept of Labor has proposed a re-definition of who is a fiduciary, not under the Securities laws, but under ERISA, the law that governs tax advantaged retirement accounts, such as 401K and [...]
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Forget the ‘paradox of thrift’. Over-extended households indeed should pay off their bills
Yesterday saw a great deal of half-informed confusion, masquerading as cleverness, written about the “paradox of thrift”. It has been widely suggested that when, in an alleged early draft of David Cameron’s conference speech, he had intended to say “That means households – all of us – paying off the credit card and store card bills”, [...]
Banks lumber on to next stage of their obstacle course
At the start of the year it was easy to construct a bullish investment case for UK banks but it is far more difficult to be positive now View full post on Financial Times – UK Homepage
People pick through debris of their lives
The official death toll from the Japanese earthquake and tsunami has hit 3,373, while 7,000 people are missing and more than 500,000 others have been forced into temporary shelters View full post on Financial Times – UK Homepage