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[presidenttonyblair] 16/7/2002 21:20

I declare today to be another success story for the New Labour Governent.

FTSE UP,

Crime Down,.

Hospital Waiting Lists Down.

GCSEs Up.

More pupils getting to University than every before.

Best transport system in the world.

Best government in the world.

Best regards,

President Tony

[presidenttonyblair] 16/7/2002 21:11

I declare today to be another success story for the New Labour Governent.

FTSE UP,

Crime Down,.

Hospital Waiting Lists Down.

GCSEs Up.

More pupils getting to University than every before.

Best transport system in the world.

Best government in the world.

Best regards,

President Tony

[the pink pound] 16/7/2002 16:19

Cheers nikemp! Nice to know I still have a fan base

[nikemp] 16/7/2002 16:17

The Pink Pound - thank you for reminding me why I so rarely bother with the fbb. Prat.

[maxk] 16/7/2002 16:15

Balmoral,

Unless you have changed your name without telling anybody, and have absolutely no tie ups via banking (hard to see with the french, they wanted proof of the proof for ID from me) I'd be a bit carefull about with that scenario.

[the pink pound] 16/7/2002 15:27

I borrowed 20p from my mate the other day cos the bell on my bike had broken and I needed to get a new one but only had 42p and it cost 52p. He now says that if I don't pay him back he is going to steal my chocolate pudding at lunchtime and write on my satchel. Please email me at [e-mail] if you can help me.

[balmoral undertakers] 16/7/2002 15:24

In a slightly different vein

Am in the process of buying a trading hut in France, and this will be my permanent residence by the autumn.

Whats to stop me just simply walking away from what I owe on a credit card?

I will not be mortgaged for the new place, have new bank accounts with a French bank, and no other ties back into the UK.

So, is it possible to just walk from this?

[nickleeson800] 04/3/2002 20:27

Thanks. You have reply.

[westham] 04/3/2002 14:58

nl800
u have email.

wh

[nickleeson800] 04/3/2002 13:33

I am in a lot of debt and have been advised that an IVA may be the best alternative - can anyone advise the pros and cons of one of these?

I have been told that they are far better than bankruptcy and I will be debt free within 5 years.

Anyone been down the IVA route?

Thanks.

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