How the Credit Crunch will Affect Britain

[Sapphire]

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Can someone please explain the Golf one, because I am totally lost.

[Amethyst]

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It's THEO (lol)

[Sapphire]

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Nope still completely lost, Amy have you got it yet ?

[Amethyst]

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The Queen works in MacDonalds.............

[Amy]

Re: How the Credit Crunch will Affect Britain

Nope still completely lost, Amy have you got it yet ?

Nope.

I remember having to have 'hairy pie' explained to me once.

[Sapphire]

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I had to have teabagging explained to me the other day urggggggghhhhhh, and if anyone asks the answer would have to be in Stags as its rather rude.

[EXC]

Re: How the Credit Crunch will Affect Britain

Nope still completely lost, Amy have you got it yet ?

It's Theo Paphitis - Dragon's Den panelist, entrepreneur & millionaire Chairman of Ryman's.

[EXC]

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Citigroup to pay $11m damages to Larry Hagman | This is Money




British celebrities caught in the financial crunch
While Larry Hagman's particular problem is unclear, there has been much written about celebrities who were caught out by the financial crisis of recent years.


Frank Skinner: I lost millions

British comedian Franker Skinner recently admitted he 'lost millions'.
Skinner, 53, says he was persuaded by his 'personal bankers' to invest all of his life savings in the insurance giant AIG in 2007.
He said: 'I was a victim of the credit crunch. I had been persuaded by my personal bankers that AIG was a very, very safe place to put my life savings. And AIG, as you may remember, had a bit of a hard time so there was a period when I thought I had lost it all.' [Read the story in his own words]

Jeremy Clarkson was also a victim. Two years ago, in a newspaper column, he said: 'I made strenuous efforts to get my money out of AIG as soon as the scale of its problems became apparent. But it wasn't possible.




Angry: Jeremy Clarkson

'Inwardly I was screaming. It's my money. I gave it to you. You've squandered it on a Mexican's house in San Diego and a stupid football team and that's your problem. Not mine.'
Sir Keith Mills, the millionaire founder of Air Miles and Nectar cards, has led a public campaign against Coutts Bank over what he claims are heavy losses he suffered after investing £65m in AIG.


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