EU IN/OUT You Voted Yet?

[Sharp Point]

Cameron resigned. Quicker than I expected! Bojo for next pm!

Yep I agree, he may even do a better job.

 

[Stanios]

All I will remember Cameron for is his economy scaremongering. Good riddance

 

[Howsie]

Well that's 30% off my pension straight away.

 

[joni os]

I Cameron wants to, " steady the ship", he should start by throwing overboard all those who predicted doom and gloom if we Brexit. Osborne's warnings and threat of austerity budget makes him first on the list.

 

[AlexGas]

Divorce doesn't mean life is over. It's an opportunity for a new beginning...

 

[Howsie]

Well i do hope all the clever people were wrong...

 

[Millsy 82]

So how will this effect the average working man then?

I voted out but I am worried about my future as self employed, I feel it could go 1 of 2 ways in the near future

1) we will go through a certain amount of time of uncertainty in which work will slow down as nobody knows what will happen in the future so will be less forward in spending there money. It depends on how long this uncertainty goes on for will depend on if I can survive or if I would have to look for work.

2) people will expect a price rise in materials and will try and get things sorted Asap.

Unfortunately I think it will be number 1.

On the other hand according to papers this morning France and Holland are apparently calling for referendums and Italy are calling for a referendum on the euro. This could change everything entirely. If 3 countries have spoken out already how many more will follow?

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Good we have survived worse just need to dig in

 

[Rickster123]

Divorce doesn't mean life is over. It's an opportunity for a new beginning...

I hope this divorce is cheaper than my last one!!!

 

[Best]

I am hoping the EU, as it exists at present, will collapse shortly and that will mean we are all the same.
On a plus side, - shares will highly likely drop now. Wait until they get very low and buy some.