Well it’s that time of year again, when people up and down the country are now counting the cost after celebrating the birth of someone they don’t believe in, by spending money they don’t have, on things they don’t need. I’m just glad that there are companies out there able to come to the aid of these hard up families offering them financial assistance in these hard and troubled times.
There are those out there who would prefer to pour scorn on these companies who not only have the interest of the poor in mind but also the plight of their share holders. After all it’s not as if the Giro day, I mean Pay day loans are devised and aimed at a particular demographic part of the population, there to help rather than exploit.
As austerity continues to bite and the banks (who still refuse to lend to people of a certain criteria) continue to award themselves bonuses for clocking in at the start of their shift, is it any wonder the desperate and hard up continue to use these businesses. Thus helping these businesses believe that every day is Christmas.
