Who do you think allows that to happen? That's right, the useless thieves we elect. Everytime there is a large company failure and workers get screwed, it's allowed because the leaders got paid. Everything is for sale in this country, including screwing over Bahamians.

Indigenous Bahamians? You are talking foulishness now and your level of education is showing through. The indigenous Bahamians died off a long time ago, your family arrived here on a ship like everyone else's.

Those who don't speak up don't deserve to speak. Why don't you keep you opinions to yourself if you think others should! Lead by example!

This is the man I wanted to see a comment from. I hope that this does work out in your favour. No one should have to do work and not be paid. I really wish to have to eat my own words on what I think of this for your sake.

Your government has thrown your a bone to chew on and you are gagging away on it with all you might.

Where's Franklin. I want to make sure he gets paid because there will be no politician hiding behind it when he tells me that nothing has changed and that in a month's time he will still be getting the run around.

Also, are they really making a big announcement that the company who stopped working on the project a year and a half ago has finally decided to pay and finish the job they were paid for? What a dog and pony show! Who actually sits and listens to these thieves?

You are a waste of the air we breathe. If you were to disappear today, I'm sure your own family would thank the lord. You are the reason that this country cannot have nice things, because you are too stupid to reason and to dumb to know the difference.

The Snake and Christie are the faces of those raping and stealing from Bahamians and not one person do I see actually standing up. We deserve this for allowing it.

I'm sure the restructuring is based on taking the current outstanding value and placing it on 100% of the home equity and then telling people to pay a slightly lower rate. And now there is a company who will have much lower reservations in kicking them out once they miss the first payment.

That's on top of the fact that these mortgages were probably bought for about 50-65 cents on the dollar.

Here the Tribune is celebrating the sale of mortgages from a stable institution to the hands of what we will all see in the coming year as a bunch of loan sharks.

BOB can write it off, RBC has actual shareholders that don't like to see loses. A drop in the bucket is enough for them to start raising all of your fees. Trust me, when I say the Bahamians will pay for any loses, not the shareholders.