Poll: The Official OcUK EU Referendum Exit poll (and results discussion thread)
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If he goes anywhere it'll be either Australia, New Zealand or Canada .. because most British people can barely speak in their native tongue let alone a foreign language. Btw, Australia, New Zealand and Canada aren't in the EU either.
It is already disgusting how they are treating Greece. Doing this is going to alienate those eurosceptic nations more. The EU has the pressure to make this work so it has to be a win-win situation for both.
Is this showing Europe is actually hurting more from this than we are?
If he goes anywhere it'll be either Australia, New Zealand or Canada .. because most British people can barely speak in their native tongue let alone a foreign language. Btw, Australia, New Zealand and Canada aren't in the EU either.
The glorious Irish Republic awaits. If you can ignore the whole Catholicism thing.
I'm not trying to insight worry at all. People should be careful when they invest in property, as always.
Those with current mortgages at none fixed rates may have to consider their options more carefully as we move forward. That is all.
It might make some property shift into an area that is no longer attainable for prospective buyers, but that's reality.
No panic required.
Perhaps we shout bet on it? Give it six months and lets see who is correct on the average UK mortgage APR%?
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Yep, some people will argue that the FTSE 250 is a better indicator but the DAX tracks the top 30 shares in Germany and the CAC is the top 40 in France so the FTSE 100 is our nearest equivalent.
Why all the hatred, come on we bigger than that no need at all for all the bad this and that.
We out deal with it and adjust, life is like a business you adjust and deal with the consequences.
I love Greece, I love Spain both fantastic countries with great history. I want them to thrive. The EU is just a noose around there neck.
So much resentment, it is sickening.
We out deal with it and adjust, life is like a business you adjust and deal with the consequences.
I love Greece, I love Spain both fantastic countries with great history. I want them to thrive. The EU is just a noose around there neck.
So much resentment, it is sickening.
EU having a nightmare helps the UK how?
As has been said they are in a difficult situation.
-Give us good deals and raise questions regarding why others can't have similar deals despite being in the EU, causing further problems in the EU (esp since many see us as already having special treatment).
-Punish us and as a result some of the EU nations, giving those eurosceptic groups further ammunition and impacting the people in those countries (fueling the very thing they would be trying to stamp out).
Either way they have said their proposed goals in the face of the result is further integration and expansion (which seems odd given they not so long ago admitted they maybe had moved too far too fast and had underestimated the people's concerns).
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Does this not show that France and Germany rely on the UK as much as we rely on them? If they try to screw us on the free market, they will be hurting themselves as much as us (if not more).
So much for making an example of us to deter other leavers.
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See above.
It's a bargaining chip for us and why the EU are desperate to sort this mess out quickly.
it doesn't and its no surprise markets are scared in general. we've already had
half a dozen countries with parties calling for their own vote.
Rates will be unchanged or go down. That is widely agreed and is what has been reported. I would be very surprised to see any change in property price trend in the short term. Any issues that may have any slight effect will be prevented by the BOE pouring money into the banks. I really wouldn't worry about being on the property ladder. It is a long term decision and in the end you end up much better off for it!
people may reap what they sow
I reckon Conservatives will go more right wing
the purse strings will have to be tightened yet further - and we'll have to stop giving out so many hand outs
already had the Unions saying we must protect jobs - I thought that was the whole reason they voted leave ? so should be no issues then ?
I reckon Conservatives will go more right wing
the purse strings will have to be tightened yet further - and we'll have to stop giving out so many hand outs
already had the Unions saying we must protect jobs - I thought that was the whole reason they voted leave ? so should be no issues then ?
You could argue that the EU would be keen to get us out sooner to try and stem the flow.
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