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March 3rd, 200910:18 pm at
I’m no expert, but if profit related pay is concerned how much of the 650k pension does Fred Goodwin deserve? I believe the government should strip him of the pension he doesnt deserve. The RBS made recorded losses last year of 24 billion UKP.