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	<title>Comments on: Children Deserve More Than A Legacy Of Crushing Debt</title>
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		<title>By: Ian Thomson</title>
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		<dc:creator>Ian Thomson</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 17 Feb 2009 22:35:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>This article says things the right way &amp; points people in the right direction. Regarding peoples&#039; Debt(s); - I recall, shortly after the end of WW11, when the economy was - very gradually - showing signs of recovery - BUT - the &quot;business men&quot; did&#039;nt like waiting, they wanted the recovery, (ie; - their personal Profits) to sudden;y bounce right up! At that time, in Winnipeg, where I resided and still do, one was required to put &quot;Thirty Percent Down&quot; when purchasing something &quot;On Time&quot;. The &quot;Business Men&quot; persuaded the Government to Change the Rule so they could sell merchandise with only &quot;TEN&quot; Percent Down. What happened then was that the sellers said - &quot;Just bring in an old broken Record or something similar and we&#039;ll accept that as the &quot;Ten Percent Deposit&quot;. After that, sales inceased, generally, but everyone, everywhere, was in debt (not for 70% of the product cost but for 90% - AND Paying Interest on top of that. That caused almost everyone to Pay Much More Than the Original Price, in order to purchse any item. The sales people nver &quot;reduced the price&quot; they just left it the same [Or secretly increased it] and then we had to pay the total(sometimes inflated)Price of the article PLUS the Interest. That, in turn, meant most people could not afford &quot;to buy other items&quot; because their money was tied up in paying for the first article. THAT&#039;S WHENIT ALL BEGAN! I may not have expressed it in the best manner but I lived through it and - I&#039;m dead bloomin&#039; right in what I say. Cheers!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This article says things the right way &amp; points people in the right direction. Regarding peoples&#8217; Debt(s); &#8211; I recall, shortly after the end of WW11, when the economy was &#8211; very gradually &#8211; showing signs of recovery &#8211; BUT &#8211; the &#8220;business men&#8221; did&#8217;nt like waiting, they wanted the recovery, (ie; &#8211; their personal Profits) to sudden;y bounce right up! At that time, in Winnipeg, where I resided and still do, one was required to put &#8220;Thirty Percent Down&#8221; when purchasing something &#8220;On Time&#8221;. The &#8220;Business Men&#8221; persuaded the Government to Change the Rule so they could sell merchandise with only &#8220;TEN&#8221; Percent Down. What happened then was that the sellers said &#8211; &#8220;Just bring in an old broken Record or something similar and we&#8217;ll accept that as the &#8220;Ten Percent Deposit&#8221;. After that, sales inceased, generally, but everyone, everywhere, was in debt (not for 70% of the product cost but for 90% &#8211; AND Paying Interest on top of that. That caused almost everyone to Pay Much More Than the Original Price, in order to purchse any item. The sales people nver &#8220;reduced the price&#8221; they just left it the same [Or secretly increased it] and then we had to pay the total(sometimes inflated)Price of the article PLUS the Interest. That, in turn, meant most people could not afford &#8220;to buy other items&#8221; because their money was tied up in paying for the first article. THAT&#8217;S WHENIT ALL BEGAN! I may not have expressed it in the best manner but I lived through it and &#8211; I&#8217;m dead bloomin&#8217; right in what I say. Cheers!</p>
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