SO Jason Fellner was disappointed with the lack of help offered when he met Gordon Brown. What did he expect?
It is a well known fact that when dabbling in shares it should, he understand, that shares can just as easily decrease in value as gain in value.
I suspect that he thought that having shares in a bank was a sure fire winner to gain value. This has obviously backfired on him.
Why should the Exchequer (tax payer) recompense him as I doubt very much that he intended to pay part of any tax-free profit he expected to make back to the Exchequer!
TONY HEADON, Southampton.
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