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I watched one of those today tonight current affairs programs and saw a story on a worker who fell of bodgie scaffold. Apparently when he tried to sue, the builder simply shut down his company (one of 25).It was known as a phoenix company. Nothing happened to him as far as work cover was concerned and he owned nothing personally. Would a trust in his wife’s name give him more protection ??.I know there’s a lot of builders who have their assets protected and act in a manner that I thought would mean that they would be liable. I thought if one company went down to bankruptcy you could no longer be a director of another. Or did he shut it down before he was sued thus keeping his other companies??
Try to think back if you can, when Johnny Dubya Howard was still in nappies under Fraser – Inflation at 15%, unemployment 12%, negative economic growth ie. recession when Labor came to power in 1983. 13 years later, Johnny Dubya inherits an economy that was already growing for 4 years !!!
Johnnys been running the country for years without these problems popping up again.And I don’t remember business ever being good under Labor.In fact the early 90s almost ruined my family.At the time I was a very staunch Labor supporter as well.But times change.
At this time I care about results.Not if they have been caught in a lie.Lets face it both sides dribble their fair share.For some reason I can not stand Latham.But the last time that happened was with John Howard and things worked out alright.So maybe I should consider a fresh faceThank you all for the help.Without these forums God knows how slow my progress would be.
Empty on purchase, but all commercial properties in this area are snapped up fast.The agent is on grill tomorrow when I inspect.I’m a metal roofer by trade, and since the majority of the building is made of colorbond fixing or replacing is only time cost. I just need a rough idea of my position
Does anyone have his course and would they recommend it.Damn all this marketing I want to buy everything.
