Bankers get the soft touch while poor suffer

Re last Saturday’s article on Ivan Yates, in this aspect, I have sympathy with the man.

Bankers get the soft touch while poor suffer
Wed, 10 Feb, 2016 - 00:00
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Had our FF/FG governments shown the same diligence in pursuing banks for debt as banks show in pursuing customers, a lot of poor and/or homeless people would be a lot better off.

Richard Barton

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