Tasty1 |
03-19-2013 08:20 PM |
In Holland we only get 2% interest at most Dutch banks now. After inflation (3%) and 1,2% tax on savings above 20.000 euro we loose money every year when we save money. So we have to pay Cyprus so they can have interest rates of 5% to 8%. I think if they had the money on the bank for 2 years already that they made enough profit, especially cause most didn't pay much other taxes. So a little bit shaving won't hurt them.
Most Europeans have enough of the whole EU. This is not only of paying the money to the account holders. The politicians see that more and more European citizens want some countries to leave the eu. They only cost money and have a reputation of fraud, avoiding taxes and corruption. Most people from Europe are not willing to help Cyprus and the politicians know that. So the tactic of shaving the account holders is the best thing they did in trying to solve the crisis and get some goodwill of the public. And most people even don't want Europe to sent any money to Cyprus. What if another Dutch bank fails (it just happened again) and we can't save our own ass anymore. Will Cyprus or the EU help us?
In Holland the government granted 40.000 when a bank would collapse. But than the banks where to big to fail and they saved every bank, except one (yes, those people lost all their money above 40.000)/ Let's give the account holders 40.000 and don't save the banks on Cyprus. No one compensated the account holders of the DSB bank that went down in Holland, those poeople lost almost all their money. And those people will never support the saving of banks in other countries from their taxes.
The political games are on, choosing between the banks, Russian help and keeping the people in Europe quiet.
Time for put options? Or shall i just invest my money here in Brazil.
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