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Feature Article
Business bank charges
1993-2008
April 2008
Business bank charges have long been a source of contention,
though
often more so with people who have nothing to do with business.
The Cruickshank report was a classic example of how governments tilt
at windmills in this regard. Not only was the exercise a complete
waste
of time in that it revealed little, it also gave us a chilling
foretaste as to
the commercial ineptitude of Gordon Brown.
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