Co-sign and agree entirely. However Bahamians are hamstrung in owning a piece of the Bahamian economy because of the non-convertible currency, they do not have the access to capital required to create the infrastructure of wealth-building.
The banks have billions in excess liquidity and they can't lend it out. The first reason is that very few Bahamians qualify for the loans because of the monolithic socio-economic composition of the so-called middle class, and secondly Bahamian dollars are useless if you want to buy imported goods to build a business.
As long as the money supply is in funny money, Bahamians will always be children of a lesser god when it comes to economic independence. The reason why the dirt hole of foreigners is kissed by the government, is that they have access to foreign capital to build infrastructure.
I am not a believer in insurance companies. I have legally and contractually mandated insurance (car and house as required for mortgage) but other than that, I do not have life insurance. I have had negative experiences in making an insurance claim when the claim was either denied or my premiums shot up. I do believe that many insurance companies have predatory practices against the consumer.
>The problem is their employer did not value them as human beings.
You have to be valuable to your employer to be valued.
It's a shame that your opinions aren't valued, but I pray to Jesus every night that you will get cognitive enhancement, enlightenment, an infusion of patriotism, and the re-calibration of your moral compass. God Bless You.
Is this a joke? What the hell? Perfect Luck? Who named that? Who runs that? Who owns it? It sounds like a Chinese laundry. This is laughable and unreal. Perfect Luck. That's what we Bahamians need right now -- perfect luck, and it een coming!
banker says...
Another sign of the degeneration of the Bahamas.
On Newborn baby found alive in bushes
Posted 10 September 2016, 11:38 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Great, just what we need. High landing fees and unstable air traffic control.
On Air Traffic Controllers halt operations for three hours
Posted 10 September 2016, 11:37 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Co-sign and agree entirely. However Bahamians are hamstrung in owning a piece of the Bahamian economy because of the non-convertible currency, they do not have the access to capital required to create the infrastructure of wealth-building.
The banks have billions in excess liquidity and they can't lend it out. The first reason is that very few Bahamians qualify for the loans because of the monolithic socio-economic composition of the so-called middle class, and secondly Bahamian dollars are useless if you want to buy imported goods to build a business.
As long as the money supply is in funny money, Bahamians will always be children of a lesser god when it comes to economic independence. The reason why the dirt hole of foreigners is kissed by the government, is that they have access to foreign capital to build infrastructure.
On Baha Mar claims process: No one guaranteed to be paid
Posted 10 September 2016, 11:32 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
I am not a believer in insurance companies. I have legally and contractually mandated insurance (car and house as required for mortgage) but other than that, I do not have life insurance. I have had negative experiences in making an insurance claim when the claim was either denied or my premiums shot up. I do believe that many insurance companies have predatory practices against the consumer.
On Baha Mar claims process: No one guaranteed to be paid
Posted 10 September 2016, 11:27 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
>The problem is their employer did not value them as human beings.
You have to be valuable to your employer to be valued.
It's a shame that your opinions aren't valued, but I pray to Jesus every night that you will get cognitive enhancement, enlightenment, an infusion of patriotism, and the re-calibration of your moral compass. God Bless You.
On Sandals ‘acted correctly’ over termination of employees
Posted 9 September 2016, 5:35 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
It's spelled Navajo not Navahoe. Navahoe is a faithful wife.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piper_PA-…
On $1m cargo carrier ‘makes some waves’
Posted 9 September 2016, 5:29 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
LOL.
Phillipa Russell huh? Russell. Where have I heard that name before?
http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2016…
On No end in sight for power cuts
Posted 9 September 2016, 11:10 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Six more days until the Chinese deposit the money. I can hardly wait.
http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2016…
On Baha Mar deal
Posted 9 September 2016, 11:06 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
At least Lady Potcake is slightly more credible than Lady Russell. Don't know about Lady Potcake, but Lady Russell een no lady.
Jess trowin in a stone into a bunch of potcakes and see who howls.
On No end in sight for power cuts
Posted 8 September 2016, 3:34 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
>Perfect Luck Claims Ltd
Is this a joke? What the hell? Perfect Luck? Who named that? Who runs that? Who owns it? It sounds like a Chinese laundry. This is laughable and unreal. Perfect Luck. That's what we Bahamians need right now -- perfect luck, and it een coming!
On Baha Mar sceptics challenge Chinese ‘goodwill gesture’
Posted 7 September 2016, 5:20 p.m. Suggest removal