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March 20, 2009

US super bail outs (Chapter 2)

Filed under: Facts of life — stargaterichgoh @ 9:42 am

So it looks like things are getting more interesting with AIG bailout. Just as it seems there is light at the end of the tunnel for AIG after it receiving fresh cash injections amounting to over $160 billion dollars from the US government, now it seems the AIG executives are rewarding themselves and enriching themselves with over hundred million dollar bonuses.

 

It was reported in the press that the head of the AIG mentioned that AIG is likely to go bust if the company don’t reward or rather try to retain important key staffs in the company by rewarding them with good bonuses. Apparently these so called important staffs in the company are the very people who generated toxic derivatives products that caused AIG to crumble. Speaking of misappropriating taxpayer money, what more could be more irritating and completely unethical by rewarding those who are responsible for the complete financial mess?

 

Anyway, I guess US government has nothing too much to worry about because all it has to do is to print out more money and don’t worry about the currency value being impacted. China will pick up the tab and continue to buy US treasuries, bonds and continue to fund those corrupted fund managers. The biggest loser after all, may not be the US but China that continues park its trillions of dollars in US shore. Happy spending for AIG top executives and cheers!.

March 5, 2009

US super bail out

Filed under: Facts of life — stargaterichgoh @ 3:58 am

The US financial situation is getting more interesting by the day. President Obama’s economic and financial bail out and so-called stimulus plan for its nation’s worst under-performing financial institutions and heavy industries such as AIG, GM and Freddy Mac to name a few will put the nation’s debt well above US$11 trillion debt and that is but only the beginning. It would take each US citizen in the country to contribute at least $36K to help clear the debt.

Meanwhile the US government is busy borrowing more money by selling more US treasuries and bonds and guess what? While after the US government inject the 1st wave $85 billion into AIG, it was reported in the press that AIG executives spend $440,000 on a weeklong corporate retreat at the upscale S. Regis Resort in Monarch Beach, CA.

Now AIG is crying like a baby again and asking the federal government for further money bail out. Interesting isn’t it?

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