Seven good reasons not to throw good money after bad when it comes to Greece At present, the Greek a
Seven good reasons not to throw good money after bad when it comes to Greece At present, the Greek age of retirement is sixty-one, but many people take early retirement from as early as fifty-three. By 2020 we, in Britain will have to work until we are sixty-six. Twenty-five percent of the Greek population manage to pay no taxes whatsoever; many of these are the highest earners. Greece has had twelve months to start a program of privatisation; so far nothing has been privatised. Forty percent of the Greek workforce is employed in the public sector Greece does hardly any business with the United Kingdom Greece was allowed to join the Euro, despite a history of constantly ignoring the Stability and Growth Pact which preceded the introduction of the Euro We have our own problems and can expect no help from Greece. -- source link
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