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Dizzy28 wrote:wtf wrote:Let me take swing at this forex issue.
Who is responsible for the DISTRIBUTION of forex (legally)? It's the banking system..ie FCB, RBC,SCOTIA JMMB etc.
So the issue of forex availability lies at the hands of the banks and the CRITERIA used by said banks to distribute forex.
The central bank can sell as much forex to the commercial banks as they want but it's ultimately up to the said commercial banks to distribute the forex to us either over the counter or electronically via there issued credit cards.
It seems as though the banks have a preffered set of customers they choose to distribute large amounts of forex to and the rest has to share the remaining amount.
Its a distribution issue.
Unc and PNM supporters come at me..am I wrong?
Trinidadians use 2b USD more a year than they generate. They is no distribution problem. There is an availability problem.
OFC Massy and Pricesmart gonna get more US$ than Rajesh and Kwamesh selling Jordans on Facebook. However when Pricesmart stocks their shelves and Massy/Ansa/SS their car lots the ultimate user of the forex is the public - its me and you and everybody else. Forex is not just what you personally get on your CC and from the bank. Its the fact that you can purchase any number of imported goods using TT$ at a merchant.
The problem with that notion is the business community aren't the voters, it's the common man who goes out and votes. The business community already got a bligh as it relates no commercial property tax until the election year lol. Seems this government favours the business community because as far as I have seen they are the only community who seems to be shown preference. The common man will vote on his material conditions, can any one picture another Five years of this forex restrictions crap? The ppl will decidewtf wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:wtf wrote:Let me take swing at this forex issue.
Who is responsible for the DISTRIBUTION of forex (legally)? It's the banking system..ie FCB, RBC,SCOTIA JMMB etc.
So the issue of forex availability lies at the hands of the banks and the CRITERIA used by said banks to distribute forex.
The central bank can sell as much forex to the commercial banks as they want but it's ultimately up to the said commercial banks to distribute the forex to us either over the counter or electronically via there issued credit cards.
It seems as though the banks have a preffered set of customers they choose to distribute large amounts of forex to and the rest has to share the remaining amount.
Its a distribution issue.
Unc and PNM supporters come at me..am I wrong?
Trinidadians use 2b USD more a year than they generate. They is no distribution problem. There is an availability problem.
OFC Massy and Pricesmart gonna get more US$ than Rajesh and Kwamesh selling Jordans on Facebook. However when Pricesmart stocks their shelves and Massy/Ansa/SS their car lots the ultimate user of the forex is the public - its me and you and everybody else. Forex is not just what you personally get on your CC and from the bank. Its the fact that you can purchase any number of imported goods using TT$ at a merchant.
The thing about it is everyone wants forex to make purchases because no one really wants to shop locally.
Why buy a jeans for $800ttd locally when you can buy it import it and have it at your door step for less.
As such the business community will favor the restrictions of forex to the common man provided they get there regular share
hover11 wrote:The problem with that notion is the business community aren't the voters, it's the common man who goes out and votes. The business community already got a bligh as it relates no commercial property tax until the election year lol. Seems this government favours the business community because as far as I have seen they are the only community who seems to be shown preference. The common man will vote on his material conditions, can any one picture another Five years of this forex restrictions crap? The ppl will decidewtf wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:wtf wrote:Let me take swing at this forex issue.
Who is responsible for the DISTRIBUTION of forex (legally)? It's the banking system..ie FCB, RBC,SCOTIA JMMB etc.
So the issue of forex availability lies at the hands of the banks and the CRITERIA used by said banks to distribute forex.
The central bank can sell as much forex to the commercial banks as they want but it's ultimately up to the said commercial banks to distribute the forex to us either over the counter or electronically via there issued credit cards.
It seems as though the banks have a preffered set of customers they choose to distribute large amounts of forex to and the rest has to share the remaining amount.
Its a distribution issue.
Unc and PNM supporters come at me..am I wrong?
Trinidadians use 2b USD more a year than they generate. They is no distribution problem. There is an availability problem.
OFC Massy and Pricesmart gonna get more US$ than Rajesh and Kwamesh selling Jordans on Facebook. However when Pricesmart stocks their shelves and Massy/Ansa/SS their car lots the ultimate user of the forex is the public - its me and you and everybody else. Forex is not just what you personally get on your CC and from the bank. Its the fact that you can purchase any number of imported goods using TT$ at a merchant.
The thing about it is everyone wants forex to make purchases because no one really wants to shop locally.
Why buy a jeans for $800ttd locally when you can buy it import it and have it at your door step for less.
As such the business community will favor the restrictions of forex to the common man provided they get there regular share
wtf wrote:hover11 wrote:The problem with that notion is the business community aren't the voters, it's the common man who goes out and votes. The business community already got a bligh as it relates no commercial property tax until the election year lol. Seems this government favours the business community because as far as I have seen they are the only community who seems to be shown preference. The common man will vote on his material conditions, can any one picture another Five years of this forex restrictions crap? The ppl will decidewtf wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:wtf wrote:Let me take swing at this forex issue.
Who is responsible for the DISTRIBUTION of forex (legally)? It's the banking system..ie FCB, RBC,SCOTIA JMMB etc.
So the issue of forex availability lies at the hands of the banks and the CRITERIA used by said banks to distribute forex.
The central bank can sell as much forex to the commercial banks as they want but it's ultimately up to the said commercial banks to distribute the forex to us either over the counter or electronically via there issued credit cards.
It seems as though the banks have a preffered set of customers they choose to distribute large amounts of forex to and the rest has to share the remaining amount.
Its a distribution issue.
Unc and PNM supporters come at me..am I wrong?
Trinidadians use 2b USD more a year than they generate. They is no distribution problem. There is an availability problem.
OFC Massy and Pricesmart gonna get more US$ than Rajesh and Kwamesh selling Jordans on Facebook. However when Pricesmart stocks their shelves and Massy/Ansa/SS their car lots the ultimate user of the forex is the public - its me and you and everybody else. Forex is not just what you personally get on your CC and from the bank. Its the fact that you can purchase any number of imported goods using TT$ at a merchant.
The thing about it is everyone wants forex to make purchases because no one really wants to shop locally.
Why buy a jeans for $800ttd locally when you can buy it import it and have it at your door step for less.
As such the business community will favor the restrictions of forex to the common man provided they get there regular share
I think the people have decided already. It's just a matter of time now. Calling of the elections etc
Hear me out , which piece of shi were you in a more Comfortable position economically? Are you in a better position now than you were nine years ago?MG Man wrote:wtf wrote:hover11 wrote:The problem with that notion is the business community aren't the voters, it's the common man who goes out and votes. The business community already got a bligh as it relates no commercial property tax until the election year lol. Seems this government favours the business community because as far as I have seen they are the only community who seems to be shown preference. The common man will vote on his material conditions, can any one picture another Five years of this forex restrictions crap? The ppl will decidewtf wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:wtf wrote:Let me take swing at this forex issue.
Who is responsible for the DISTRIBUTION of forex (legally)? It's the banking system..ie FCB, RBC,SCOTIA JMMB etc.
So the issue of forex availability lies at the hands of the banks and the CRITERIA used by said banks to distribute forex.
The central bank can sell as much forex to the commercial banks as they want but it's ultimately up to the said commercial banks to distribute the forex to us either over the counter or electronically via there issued credit cards.
It seems as though the banks have a preffered set of customers they choose to distribute large amounts of forex to and the rest has to share the remaining amount.
Its a distribution issue.
Unc and PNM supporters come at me..am I wrong?
Trinidadians use 2b USD more a year than they generate. They is no distribution problem. There is an availability problem.
OFC Massy and Pricesmart gonna get more US$ than Rajesh and Kwamesh selling Jordans on Facebook. However when Pricesmart stocks their shelves and Massy/Ansa/SS their car lots the ultimate user of the forex is the public - its me and you and everybody else. Forex is not just what you personally get on your CC and from the bank. Its the fact that you can purchase any number of imported goods using TT$ at a merchant.
The thing about it is everyone wants forex to make purchases because no one really wants to shop locally.
Why buy a jeans for $800ttd locally when you can buy it import it and have it at your door step for less.
As such the business community will favor the restrictions of forex to the common man provided they get there regular share
I think the people have decided already. It's just a matter of time now. Calling of the elections etc
to choose between sht and sht in a bucket
hover11 wrote:Hear me out , which piece of shi were you in a more Comfortable position economically? Are you in a better position now than you were nine years ago?MG Man wrote:wtf wrote:hover11 wrote:The problem with that notion is the business community aren't the voters, it's the common man who goes out and votes. The business community already got a bligh as it relates no commercial property tax until the election year lol. Seems this government favours the business community because as far as I have seen they are the only community who seems to be shown preference. The common man will vote on his material conditions, can any one picture another Five years of this forex restrictions crap? The ppl will decidewtf wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:wtf wrote:Let me take swing at this forex issue.
Who is responsible for the DISTRIBUTION of forex (legally)? It's the banking system..ie FCB, RBC,SCOTIA JMMB etc.
So the issue of forex availability lies at the hands of the banks and the CRITERIA used by said banks to distribute forex.
The central bank can sell as much forex to the commercial banks as they want but it's ultimately up to the said commercial banks to distribute the forex to us either over the counter or electronically via there issued credit cards.
It seems as though the banks have a preffered set of customers they choose to distribute large amounts of forex to and the rest has to share the remaining amount.
Its a distribution issue.
Unc and PNM supporters come at me..am I wrong?
Trinidadians use 2b USD more a year than they generate. They is no distribution problem. There is an availability problem.
OFC Massy and Pricesmart gonna get more US$ than Rajesh and Kwamesh selling Jordans on Facebook. However when Pricesmart stocks their shelves and Massy/Ansa/SS their car lots the ultimate user of the forex is the public - its me and you and everybody else. Forex is not just what you personally get on your CC and from the bank. Its the fact that you can purchase any number of imported goods using TT$ at a merchant.
The thing about it is everyone wants forex to make purchases because no one really wants to shop locally.
Why buy a jeans for $800ttd locally when you can buy it import it and have it at your door step for less.
As such the business community will favor the restrictions of forex to the common man provided they get there regular share
I think the people have decided already. It's just a matter of time now. Calling of the elections etc
to choose between sht and sht in a bucket
First things first remove the present minister of finance, put someone who is qualified. Second , follow the IMF guidelines remove the restrictions, however we need to be realistic with our supply. Just as there are quotas on roro dealers, new car dealers need to have a quotas as well, it cannot be restriction on one and a free for all with the other. Focus on the manufacturing sector to export more, implement incentives for business to export. Make it easier for small businesses to export to bring US in the country and finally reopen the refinery that should have never been closed in the first placeDizzy28 wrote:hover11 wrote:Hear me out , which piece of shi were you in a more Comfortable position economically? Are you in a better position now than you were nine years ago?MG Man wrote:wtf wrote:hover11 wrote:The problem with that notion is the business community aren't the voters, it's the common man who goes out and votes. The business community already got a bligh as it relates no commercial property tax until the election year lol. Seems this government favours the business community because as far as I have seen they are the only community who seems to be shown preference. The common man will vote on his material conditions, can any one picture another Five years of this forex restrictions crap? The ppl will decidewtf wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:wtf wrote:Let me take swing at this forex issue.
Who is responsible for the DISTRIBUTION of forex (legally)? It's the banking system..ie FCB, RBC,SCOTIA JMMB etc.
So the issue of forex availability lies at the hands of the banks and the CRITERIA used by said banks to distribute forex.
The central bank can sell as much forex to the commercial banks as they want but it's ultimately up to the said commercial banks to distribute the forex to us either over the counter or electronically via there issued credit cards.
It seems as though the banks have a preffered set of customers they choose to distribute large amounts of forex to and the rest has to share the remaining amount.
Its a distribution issue.
Unc and PNM supporters come at me..am I wrong?
Trinidadians use 2b USD more a year than they generate. They is no distribution problem. There is an availability problem.
OFC Massy and Pricesmart gonna get more US$ than Rajesh and Kwamesh selling Jordans on Facebook. However when Pricesmart stocks their shelves and Massy/Ansa/SS their car lots the ultimate user of the forex is the public - its me and you and everybody else. Forex is not just what you personally get on your CC and from the bank. Its the fact that you can purchase any number of imported goods using TT$ at a merchant.
The thing about it is everyone wants forex to make purchases because no one really wants to shop locally.
Why buy a jeans for $800ttd locally when you can buy it import it and have it at your door step for less.
As such the business community will favor the restrictions of forex to the common man provided they get there regular share
I think the people have decided already. It's just a matter of time now. Calling of the elections etc
to choose between sht and sht in a bucket
What is your suggestion to the forex issue? What do you think Govnt and its agencies should do differently?
wtf wrote:News Flash.
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Dizzy28 wrote:wtf wrote:News Flash.
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That is not accurate information.Scotia is not US$500, maybe it is for some people with low TT$ limits on their card.
I prepaid for a hotel using my Scotia Mastercard two days ago and it's more than that US$500 listed there and it went through normal.
wtf wrote:News Flash.
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Mmoney607 wrote:wtf wrote:News Flash.
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I think this person trolling
screwbash wrote:The bank dont want to give you USD ? No problem, just take your TT out of their bank.
All about DSR for the average man(debt service ratio) . Banks need to know you could pay back the loan or card little as possible and as long as possible once you paying it. Once u cyah pay it off daz licks for them, write off.pugboy wrote:for a person off the straight off the street it is easy to open a regular savings account and then eventually get a credit card,
but it will be with limits like this.
to get a checking account and credit card with higher limits you need to have some standing in the bank
and even then the banks giving trouble, like pulling teethMmoney607 wrote:wtf wrote:News Flash.
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I think this person trolling
mero wrote:All about DSR for the average man(debt service ratio) . Banks need to know you could pay back the loan or card little as possible and as long as possible once you paying it. Once u cyah pay it off daz licks for them, write off.pugboy wrote:for a person off the straight off the street it is easy to open a regular savings account and then eventually get a credit card,
but it will be with limits like this.
to get a checking account and credit card with higher limits you need to have some standing in the bank
and even then the banks giving trouble, like pulling teethMmoney607 wrote:wtf wrote:News Flash.
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I think this person trolling
If you have good standing from long and long term business in the bank, they go be pelting credit card behind you.
Lol allyuh does post info as if it's factual without knowing anything about itThe_Honourable wrote:Even if you try, you wouldn't be allowed to have so much credit cards anyway. The banks will do a credit check and once they see you have a credit card with another bank, it is unlikely they will give you another one especially if your income is tight.
The best way so far is for family members to also have credit cards.
Dam how much fees do you pay the bank monthlyChimera wrote:Lol allyuh does post info as if it's factual without knowing anything about itThe_Honourable wrote:Even if you try, you wouldn't be allowed to have so much credit cards anyway. The banks will do a credit check and once they see you have a credit card with another bank, it is unlikely they will give you another one especially if your income is tight.
The best way so far is for family members to also have credit cards.
I have 9 credit cards myself.
People who realize what was coming and what needed to be done prepared themselves.
Chimera wrote:Lol allyuh does post info as if it's factual without knowing anything about itThe_Honourable wrote:Even if you try, you wouldn't be allowed to have so much credit cards anyway. The banks will do a credit check and once they see you have a credit card with another bank, it is unlikely they will give you another one especially if your income is tight.
The best way so far is for family members to also have credit cards.
I have 9 credit cards myself.
People who realize what was coming and what needed to be done prepared themselves.
Chimera wrote:Lol allyuh does post info as if it's factual without knowing anything about itThe_Honourable wrote:Even if you try, you wouldn't be allowed to have so much credit cards anyway. The banks will do a credit check and once they see you have a credit card with another bank, it is unlikely they will give you another one especially if your income is tight.
The best way so far is for family members to also have credit cards.
I have 9 credit cards myself.
People who realize what was coming and what needed to be done prepared themselves.
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