Custom Search

Monday, May 10, 2010

European Union To The Rescue

The powerful European Central Bank [ E C B ] i...Image by U-g-g-B-o-y-(-Photograph-World-Sense-) via Flickr

Like a knight in shining armor the European Union rode in with a loan package that with the support of the International Monetary Fund could reach one trillion dollars or if you prefer 750 billion euro's. This loan package is further supported by the European Central Bank wish indicated they would buy both government and private debt bonds.

World markets rose sharply with the news of this rescue package and most currencies either stabilized or showed marked increases.

Now for the bad news, Money Magazine Hoss questions the wisdom of loaning more money to already cash poor countries as a way to make that country or countries more solvent. Only a change in financial philosophy can accomplish this. For example Greece has about one third of there citizens on the government payroll. It is time for this to stop. The Governments of the weaker economic countries must implement strong and realistic cutbacks or this bailout plan will eventually fail.

Money Magazine Hoss and millions of other families around the world manage to successfully create household budgets that enable them to survive in tough economic times, why can't governments do the same?

However, maybe this crisis will wake people up to the fact that there is no free ride, we must all contribute as best we can, so that all our societies can survive and prosper.

Stay on Track,

Money Magazine Hoss

Next Hoss Cents Free Financial Money Magazine Post:
Return to previous post from European Union To The Rescue.

Related Posts:
Euro Hits a Fourteen Month Low
European Financial Crisis Deepens
Reblog this post [with Zemanta]

1 comment:

  1. thank you for this
    information,it helped me be more social and political knowledge,European Union To The Rescue economic crises is important.

    ReplyDelete

Disclaimer

The Hoss is not a financial adviser. This blog is a reflection of his personal opinion, experience and financial choices. For financial assistance, please consult a licensed financial services professional.

The contents of http://free-financial-money-magazine.blogspot.com are provided for informational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be construed as advice. This material is not intended to provide, and should not be construed as providing individual financial, investment, tax, legal or accounting advice.

While the information shared on this website is believed to be accurate and reliable, the owners/operators of this website specifically disclaim all warranties, express, implied or statutory, regarding the accuracy, timeliness, and/or completeness of the information contained herein. Individuals leaving comments on this site are solely responsible and liable for the contents of their comments. Because this website is intended to provide general information only, you should discuss your specific needs with a qualified licensed financial services professional.

Links to other websites are for convenience only, and are independent from http://free-financial-money-magazine.blogspot.com. No liability is assumed for any inaccuracies in the information or for the content of any linked websites. No endorsement or approval of any other products, services or information is expressed or implied by any information, material or content referred to or included on, or linked from or to this website. No liability is assumed for incompatibility, non-suitability, viruses or other destructive/disruptive components on or from such websites.