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Is England really in debt?


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We are already borrowing well over a hundred billion pounds each year just to break even, where would we get this money from?

 

We'd borrow from someone else and what would happen if we didn't borrow money anyway, which the current government want us to do, despite the fact that borrowing in up this year and so is foreign aid?

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We'd borrow from someone else and what would happen if we didn't borrow money anyway, which the current government want us to do, despite the fact that borrowing in up this year and so is foreign aid?

 

I'm sure they'd be queuing up to lend to us!!:roll:

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We'd borrow from someone else and what would happen if we didn't borrow money anyway, which the current government want us to do, despite the fact that borrowing in up this year and so is foreign aid?

 

If we defaulted nobody would lend us a penny, so that's just wishful thinking I'm afraid.

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The banks perhaps? Our money back?

 

We could sell our shares in the banks anytime we wanted, but it makes sense to sell them when the financial markets are more buoyant so we'll make a decent profit.

 

This will not chance the fact that the country is still running at a deficit though.

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