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 SPECIMEN Stock Certificate - General American Investors US $19.99
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE CO Stock Cert, 500 shares US $9.99
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 General American Investors Company, Inc. Stock Certificate 100 Shares US $2.00
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY STOCK CERTIFICATE-TEXAS-AGI US $2.95
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 American General Insurance Company TX 1968 Stock Certificate US $29.95
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 GATX : GENERAL AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORPORATION 1978 USD 5,000 Bond US $6.95
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 American General Insurance Company stock US $8.59
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY - Colorful & Vibrant Vignette US $6.18
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 American General Insurance Comp.100 shs blue 1970's. US $6.99
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 GENERAL AMERICAN INVESTERS 1930'S US $5.25
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 American General Insurance Stock Cert.Excellent Cond US $2.50
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 1971 American General Insurance Company (100 Shares) Stock Cancelled Certificate US $12.00
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 General American Investors Company, Inc. Stock Certificate (1968) US $5.99
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 General American Investors Company, Inc. Stock Certificate (1970) US $4.99
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 General American Investors Company, Inc. Stock Certificate (1971) US $4.99
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 General American Investors Company, Inc. Stock Certificate (1972) US $4.99
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 General American Investors Company, Inc. Stock Certificate (1973) US $4.99
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 GATX : GENERAL AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION CORPORATION 1970 US $8.95
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE COMPANY...1968 STOCK US $27.50
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE (NOW AIG LIFE) dd 1967 US $7.95
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE (NOW AIG LIFE) 1967 US $5.95
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 General American Investors Cy. 1 shs green 1963. US $9.99
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 General American Transport Corp. $ 25000 bond red 1981 US $12.99
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 American General Insurance Cy. orange 1960's US $7.99
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE (NOW AIG LIFE) Raymond & Elizabeth Sheehan US $5.95
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE (NOW AIG American General LIFE) George Washington US $5.95
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE (NOW AIG LIFE) G Washington US $5.95
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE (AIG) George Washington US $4.95
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 General American Transportation Bond US $22.99
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 10 General American Investors 1936 Stock Certificates US $19.95
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE HOUSTON TX (NOW AIG LIFE)1,000 shares US $4.95
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 American General Insurance Cy. brown 1970's US $8.99
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 American General Insurance Cy.Multicolor!! 1960's US $8.99
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 American General Insurance Cy.100 shs multicolor1960's. US $9.99
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 General American Investors Company Inc. 1980's. US $8.99
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE (NOW AIG LIFE) John Hupe US $5.95
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 3 American Utilities & General Co 1929-1930 Stock Certificates-some with Stamps US $9.95
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE (NOW AIG LIFE) issued to Bauer & Co dd 1972 US $5.95
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE HOUSTON TX (NOW AIG LIFE) 500 shares dd 1973 US $5.95
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 AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE HOUSTON TX (NOW AIG LIFE) iss to Pitt & Co dd 1969 US $5.95
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 American General Corp stock US $8.59
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 'General American Transport' Stock Certificates- 55 PCS US $49.99
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 General American Investors 1978 Stock Certificate US $9.95
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American General
How will we be affected by the General Motors bankruptcy?
General Motors, one of the world's largest carmaking companies, has filed for bankruptcy with the American government. For as long as cars have been around, General Motors (GM) has been one of the big three car manufacturers in America as well as one of the world's biggest car companies. Now the car industry is on its knees, and of the three biggest car manufacturers in America two have already been forced to ask the government for protection from their creditors. But what does all this mean to us?
Well, for those of us in the UK, the answer is probably not a lot. If you own a car made by GM, you don't need to worry about the possibility that you might not be able to get parts for it in the future, as the company has not gone out of business entirely. With the financial protection of the US government, they predict the company will be reconstructed in as little as three months. Further to this, the European branch of GM, which is responsible for Vauxhall and the German brand Opel, has been bought by a Canadian company who have said they will do all they can to protect the 5,500 UK jobs at stake.
For consumers looking to purchase a new car in times like these, it could well be that leasing or contract hire could be a better option than buying outright, as it gives you more freedom of choice and wouldn’t leave you in the lurch later if the manufacturer did go out of business. Certainly if you are worried about buying a car by one of the main manufacturers tied to one of the companies that is at risk such as Vauxhall or Ford, car leasing could put your mind at ease.
Whether you’re looking for a handy little car about town or a fancy new BMW, car leasing gives you a wider choice of vehicles including those that may otherwise have been out of your price range for buying outright. Your contract allows for your estimated mileage and normal wear and tear to the vehicle, so the value of the car will not decrease over time and at the end of your contract you can simply trade it in for the upgrade of your choice. With the car industry in such a state of disaster, leasing could be the most effective method to ensure you’re not affected by any future surprises!
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