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House prices fall and possible bankruptcy in store

A recent report has said that the UK could be in for house prices falls and also be in store for bankruptcy. It predicts a very bleak possible outlook for the UK in a number of ways. The report predicts that the level of house price falls could end up reaching 50 percent, and that the fall in prices, which has already exceeded 20 percent, is a long way from being over. Many homeowners could be left in negative equity if this comes to fruition.
In October of last year it has been said that we were on the brink of bankruptcy. Although this situation was sorted out before things went too far, the report indicated that there was still a very real chance that Britain could end up being bankrupt.
Bankruptcy is a real probability as the government is trying to stimulate debt burden in a grossly over-indebted economy. We believe the scale of the imbalances in the UK means there is no prospect of a recovery in 2009 and we expect the UK to be mired in a deep recession through all of 2010.

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