i have no idea , but one would hope not. it looks like the price is going up in future though.

 "You would read something seedy into that gill, i was referring to his intimate study of the political sciences, from the bottom up apparently."

He obviously needed lessons from Thomson and his intimate studies apropos  the advantages of extracurricular unionisation underwritten by union members, or should that be "a union member"?

SWF: "I can guarantee we will not have $100,000 university fees." John Howard 1999."

And the government set the fees SWF?,  or is it an acceptable comment like “There will be no carbon tax under a government I lead,”?

i dont recall hearing of thomson cavorting with underage teenage boys. i dont recall him pimping himself out for Mal or anyone else either.

Selling a debt is just looking for trouble.

We're on the end wave of the GFC caused in a large degree by non primary lenders losing squillions on debt investments. US mortgage market Mr Hockey??

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@*mrgrizz* wrote:

Spoiler

 

how much under it's value will they sell it for?

or will all the people with a HECS debt now start having to pay interest?

 

nobody would buy the debt if they aren't going to make money on it

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maybe the current debt is not from where the benefit will be derived, but rather the future debts that the purchasing company would now have control over.