I see a great article in the independent today by a man who has highlighted our cause more than anyone, Charlie Weston regarding negotiations for the minority government. Credit also for Michael McGrath for making sure the SVR issue is included in the talks. Please god a solution will finally be reached through these talks although like everyone else I'll wait until action actually happens before we can actually mark a long deserved success for our campaign. Charlie mentions that It will come down to the new minister for finance placing the appropriate pressures to see reductions in the SVR'S so I do hope that won't take too long because if it does we need to continually remind him how serious this issue is. It also highlights that PTSB have admitted that they are no longer losing money on their tracker books, so surely the others, operating in similar conditions couldn't be very different. I to be quite frank don't care about any cost of funding, repossession legislation or any other excuses for the banks not reducing the rates anymore, nor do I want to hear any counter arguments about this, the ECB rate is 0, yes 0% and the cost of funds etc is 0.55%-0.7% and were paying upwards of 4%. What I want and ASAP are average eurozone SVR rates. I am also very surprised that there hasn't been a huge response to Charlies article on this site so I do hope my posting generates a real response and not a debate as to reasons why the banks are not acting, the banks are being backed into a corner and are running out of excuses.