subject: How Emergency Wageday Cash Loans Can Help Our Economic Stability [print this page] Money makes the world go round, but in Britain, like many countries across the globe, there is not a lot of it to go around to make this so. This lack of money that has been such a powerful recurring theme for a number of years now has shown us two things; one, that money does not actually make the world go round, because if it did we would have surely stopped spinning by now, and two, that while the country has no money it is vital that we each individually keep control of the funds we have, not just for our own sakes but for the benefit of the country as a whole.
It is difficult enough to structure your outgoings to ensure that you and anybody else who might depend on you can afford what they need without having to fend for the country as a whole. It is scary to think that this country is in much greater debt than we could ever be individually, despite the fact that a percentage of everything we earn goes right back into stabilising our country's books. The media and public reaction in this country has allowed us to believe that Britain is in a desperate financial situation that we will never come back from. However, if you take a look around it is clear that it cannot be that bad.
A quick glance across the Irish Sea and it is not long before you start feeling rich again. Britain is in trouble but compared with Ireland and Greece, to name just a couple, the panic seems a little over the top. There is so much focus on the nations debt crisis in these countries. Twenty-four hour news broadcasts of the latest figures spell out doom for the future and for the nation's children. There are no jobs and even if you get one, you are likely to be made redundant before you know it. That is how we view our own economy - but too many people are using this difficult time as an excuse.
The fact of the matter is that we are too unified in our suffering. If we spent less time worrying about the bigger picture and focussed on ourselves, we would be in better shape. Even on a minimum wage it is easy to sustain an enjoyable lifestyle. That is one of the benefits of this country, and with the economy the way it is today it has never been easier with so little risk to borrow money in a time of need with a short-term loan. Prime Minister David Cameron wants us to spend our way out of trouble, and that is what we should do.
