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Thai police in massive debt - they owe 270 billion baht


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Posted
27 minutes ago, webfact said:

Suwat's bright or "ping idea" now, said the media, is to ask the government to set up some low interest deals to help the cops who are in debt.  

 

Another article mentions a plan to slough the restructuring off to Cooperatives.

 

This seems like a decades-long festering problem, just scanning the articles.

 

 

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Posted
15 minutes ago, ThailandRyan said:

Nothing new here really, just a rehash of a story from last year. Many owe the banks that approved lax loans. Looks like a US style meltdown will be occurring...

1997 global financial crash started in by Thailand.  Meltdown again?

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Posted
8 minutes ago, connda said:

A good start would be to start impounding the vehicles of the 80% of the speeders who get automatic speeding tickets they refuse to pay.

Officer Ferrari agrees.

 

 

Posted
59 minutes ago, Jerno said:
1 hour ago, ThailandRyan said:

Nothing new here really, just a rehash of a story from last year. Many owe the banks that approved lax loans. Looks like a US style meltdown will be occurring...

1997 global financial crash started in by Thailand.  Meltdown again?

You will need more than BiB debt to start a 97 or 08 rumbling. Of course if a free market libertarian type explains to Thai bankers how to create exotic financial instruments like a CDO;  collateralized debt obligation, who knows what wonders may come. 
 

Posted
23 minutes ago, RafPinto said:

We, farang: if we want a credit card here, they give us 80% of the money we have to put aside.

If you want a 80k limit on your card, the bank wants you to put 100k aside.

Not in my experience. I put no money aside for my credit cards from either KTB or KBank...

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