PauloMN wrote: » Understatement of the year right there. Whatever about how the banks are treating their current customers, there's not a hope in hells chance the bank will touch someone who fcuked off leaving their debts unpaid and then comes back looking for more. No chance. If you leave Ireland, leave and don't come back.
DellyBelly wrote: » I beg to differ if foreign banks come back into this country I guarantee they will look at these people if they believe they can pay it back
gjc wrote: » what tape any links anyone?
VinLieger wrote: » Really has been the Ben Dunne show today
ThisRegard wrote: » Are you serious ? You think the banks will think that someone who can pay a mortgage but does a legger purely because it's worth less now than what they paid for it are a good risk ? That's pretty deluded thinking.[/QUOT If banks think they can make a profit they will do business with someone even if they are declared bankrupt. I have lived in the states and know people who have been made bankrupt but have got back on their feet and banks are dealing with them again. Do you think all people who are declared bankrupt are black listed for ever by the banks?
clappyhappy wrote: » Once again a terrible waste of a show, 75 mins of Ben dunne spouting his agenda, why didn't the Liveline team get some expert on to explain the aftermath for someone who had declared bankruptcy. What would happen when they return, re mortgages, loans, etc. All this has done is filled people's mind with a hair brain idea of a get out clause, and not explaining the aftermath. The banks must hate Duffy, between removing their savings and now planting the seed for bankruptcy, very irresponsible broadcasting.
