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Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:09 pm
by seiko1
I think IQ's have dropped sharply in the current totalitarian society we find ourselves in.
We can "create" employment in a couple of industries immediatley and take back the power from the banks who make obscene profits AT OUR EXPENSE......so simple to do....
don't buy the BS the elite push and dismiss you with that its dangerous, they're are happy to send armed guards to PICK UP cash from Casino's....
every Man and every Woman....should INSIST on being PAID IN CASH AGAIN!!!!!!! We were paid in cash when I started working
....you know, back when the banks had NO FEES and gave you a free piggy bank to entice you in.
Charlie Chaplain gave me inspiration
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmK4Y8r1 ... re=related
Re: Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:29 pm
by 6maniac
Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:32 pm
by Wattie
Politics?
Bleh...
Re: Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:36 pm
by hoffy
might as well, economy is fuked anyway...and were just about to Tax the fuck out of the economy anyway..who cares anymore..save the whales..

Re: Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 9:57 pm
by seiko1
Banks = Politics
and it's such a simple concept I thought even Ron could grasp it!

Fuck the Whales and the Trees

Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 10:00 pm
by Blurr
What Steve, you can't honestly think that the banking system is anything but politics?
Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 10:21 pm
by Jonnymac
It's unbelievable!!!!!
They sack 600 workers while making 100 million dollars a week and at the same time raising interest rates while the reserve bank leaves the rates alone........
It's all down to greed who needs to earn 100 million dollars a week!!!
Anyone who has shares in these companies don't bother complaining your also to blame.........
Re: Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2012 10:39 pm
by seiko1
Blurr wrote:What Steve, you can't honestly think that the banking system is anything but politics?
If you look at how the banking system works...it's designed to keep the Pollies just as powerless as us.
The Unions should push hard for reverting to cash payments, banks would have none of our money unless we went in and deposited it...
you can bet your arse account fee's would instantly disappear and there would be thousands of jobs created overnight.
We would need thousands more tellers, security guards for drop off and the vehicles to go with it, which in turn creates jobs manufacturing
the vehicles, more mechanics to service them, more employed people means more of every damn thing.
The biggest bonus for us would be CONTROL of what is and was always ours to begin with....OUR PAY!

Re: Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 4:53 am
by ducati_paul
I bank with Westpac and they are talking about laying off staff and moving the call centre to India, I am NOT happy with this but who do I change to? ANZ are talking lay offs, is St George related to Westpac?
BOQ? Commonwealth? Where to go?

Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 6:29 am
by Wattie
Well a thread about it on KSRC I'm sure will be read by all and they system will be changed to suit us.
Think positive! Yeah!!
Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 6:30 am
by Wattie
My new homeloan is with Bankwest Paul.
No doubt they are as bad as the rest. Just without the publicity
Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 6:46 am
by Jonnymac
ducati_paul wrote:I bank with Westpac and they are talking about laying off staff and moving the call centre to India, I am NOT happy with this but who do I change to? ANZ are talking lay offs, is St George related to Westpac?
BOQ? Commonwealth? Where to go?

I'm hearing you loud and clear, who do we go to?
I'm with combank and I wish I had an answer for you cause then I'd have one for me........
Maybe "me" bank,members equity I think it's called,but I'm sure it's underwritten by one of the big banks,the problem is that nothing will ever happen if we do nothing! But it's easy to do nothing and if only 2% of the population are willing to do anything it won't be enough to change anything. Then again that mindset is the problem to start with.........
Re: Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 6:50 am
by z900/zx9
ducati_paul wrote:I bank with Westpac and they are talking about laying off staff and moving the call centre to India, I am NOT happy with this but who do I change to? ANZ are talking lay offs, is St George related to Westpac?
BOQ? Commonwealth? Where to go?

My recommendation is U Bank no fees 6.01% intrest on your money no fixed term, just link it to a normal account and when money comes in transfer it straight to u bank this is best if u have a few thousand laying around.Then for everyday transactions ING visa debit card.Same deal with the linked account no fees ever,withdraw from any atm anywhere and the fees charged are refunded to your account.Withdraw $200 at a time from eftpos and recieve 50 cents into your account everytime. This way the big banks get only a linked account thats sees them watching money come in and then money straight out to another bank.The do notice as my bank quissed me how come u dont keep your money with us ??? my responce was do the same deal or better and i might.
Re: Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 7:16 am
by Naked Twin
Yes the banks make "huge" profits but on what turnover at what margin? You might be surprised at the margins and the amount of coin they turnover. You have to balance it up with how much money they actually have out their at risk.
Now to all you shareholders yes you and me and just about anyone who has a superannuation account, these bank profits are keeping your losses below double digits.
If you want to screw the banks move your accounts to the independents, sure the rates are not as good, the access to your money is not as good and the facilities they offer are less, the security they offer is less but you pay for what you get.
These banks are their to make money with your money, simple as that. You would do the same, if you don't like it move your money elsewhere. The security we have in our banking system means that unlike in Europe, America you can actually go to the bank in the middle of a GFC and get your coin out. Some smaller independents froze accounts.
Be careful about what you wish for
Re: Discusting the Banks are laying off
Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2012 9:04 am
by yzr750
Naked Twin wrote:Yes the banks make "huge" profits but on what turnover at what margin? You might be surprised at the margins and the amount of coin they turnover. You have to balance it up with how much money they actually have out their at risk.
Now to all you shareholders yes you and me and just about anyone who has a superannuation account, these bank profits are keeping your losses below double digits.
If you want to screw the banks move your accounts to the independents, sure the rates are not as good, the access to your money is not as good and the facilities they offer are less, the security they offer is less but you pay for what you get.
These banks are their to make money with your money, simple as that. You would do the same, if you don't like it move your money elsewhere. The security we have in our banking system means that unlike in Europe, America you can actually go to the bank in the middle of a GFC and get your coin out. Some smaller independents froze accounts.
Be careful about what you wish for
Fact, Australian banks make the highest return on equity, and the highest profit per customer of any banking system in the world.
Competition is essentially non existent, as the whole system is run as a cartel, aided and abetted by 'our' own government.