Behind it must be a plan that focuses on growth, that has
the answers on debt interest (higher as a proportion of GDP under Thatcher), that explains as John Denham did last night why we spent money — that we spent to protect jobs, houses and families.
Not exact matches
Complaining about the lack of an immediate
answer to the budget question, Mr Balls said: «It is about Treasury spending from the reserve, and it has a direct bearing
on the national
debt as well as
on our national
interests.
If the
answer is that it's pretty darn unlikely, then what you have is an over-priced insurance policy, with a premium equal to the
interest on the
debt you could have paid off with the money.
A
debt consolidation loan, if you can apply for one and get an
interest rate that's lower than what you're currently paying
on credit cards, to consolidate your bills, God bless, by all means try that and see what the
answer is.
The
answer requires an assessment of your financial health, an understanding of the type of
debt you have and the
interest you're paying
on that
debt.