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Proposed Detroit bankruptcy plan

Gulo Blue

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This link says they're proposing bondholders get 20 cents on the dollar.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/natio...n-cuts-20131203,0,5624338.story#axzz2tyF6J2Rl

My personal feelings are that pensions come first and should be funded 100% before a single bondholder gets a dime, but honestly, this is much better than what I had expected them to do. Of course, this is just a proposal...we'll see if it actually happens.
 
This link says they're proposing bondholders get 20 cents on the dollar.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/natio...n-cuts-20131203,0,5624338.story#axzz2tyF6J2Rl

My personal feelings are that pensions come first and should be funded 100% before a single bondholder gets a dime, but honestly, this is much better than what I had expected them to do. Of course, this is just a proposal...we'll see if it actually happens.

that is. I have to say... not what I expected at all.
 
These numbers shouldn't be a major surprise to anyone following the proceedings closely. Rhodes has made clear that any cuts to pensions will have to be carefully assessed and justified. Orr, in a shitty situation, has been pretty stand-up in his handling of everything (though I'm curious about what really happened with his relationship with the former mayor, Dave Bing -- it eroded fairly quickly and I'm not precisely sure why).
 
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