Brexit needs to happen - and properly

[NotAllThere]

Give it up as a bad job mate. NAT has always been the worse mod here and you're pissing into the wind even communicating with him.

Awww. And I love you too.

[Bean]

Actually I want to buy a property in London for investment purposes and want a hard no-deal Brexit so prices fall.
They're falling already but not by as much as I would like.
I think Brexit will affect the manufacturing heartlands disproportionately - London and the SE still have the great universities that produce talent for the knowledge economy, so in the long run are still a good investment.

Well I'd just like to say I declared eveything and am happy to have sold up and paid my CGT.
I will now invest my money in another country, one where there is no inheritance tax:

Offshore tax havens: Portugal - Telegraph

The UK is fooked.

Just admit you're a sadist, wrt brexit

[sasguru]

Just admit you're a sadist, wrt brexit

No I'm no sadist. But you're definitely a masochist for voting Brexit
Indeed I'm sitting on a huge cash pile that I don't know what to do with.
I know I'm not putting it in the markets for now - besides I only know about property, it's been good to me.
That's why a hard Brexit is best, it settles the issue onec and for all, sink or swim - I think UK property has a while to fall, but who knows.

[Bean]

No I'm no sadist. But you're definitely a masochist for voting Brexit
Indeed I'm sitting on a huge cash pile that I don't know what to do with.
I know I'm not putting it in the markets for now - besides I only know about property, it's been good to me.
That's why a hard Brexit is best, it settles the issue onec and for all, sink or swim - I think UK property has a while to fall, but who knows.

Did you miss the bit of your own post, that I bolded just to make it easier to see your own contradiction?

When did the UK abolish inheritance tax on property sas?

What a fookin

[sasguru]

Did you miss the bit of your own post, that I bolded just to make it easier to see your own contradiction?

When did the UK abolish inheritance tax on property sas?

What a fookin

Eh? Pop your head out of your arse for a second.

[WTFH]

Eh? Pop your head out of your arse for a second.

He's incapable of understanding the difference between "I'm going to invest in property in Portugal" and "I'm going to invest every penny I have in property in Portugal and never again put a single penny of investment into property in the UK"

When all some people have are extreme views, then all they can see in others are extreme views. No compromise, no middle ground, no backing down even when they are proved wrong. To some, 52% (or 37%) = 100% and 41% = 93.5% etc.

[sasguru]

He's incapable of understanding the difference between "I'm going to invest in property in Portugal" and "I'm going to invest every penny I have in property in Portugal and never again put a single penny of investment into property in the UK"

When all some people have are extreme views, then all they can see in others are extreme views. No compromise, no middle ground, no backing down even when they are proved wrong.

OCD, Asperger's or low IQ?

Anyway I see now. Well I have a property already in Portugal, just needs doing up. But want to diversify a bit.

[Old Greg]

OCD, Asperger's or low IQ?

Or still at home getting pocket money, so no idea of what an investment decision would look like.

[Bean]

He's incapable of understanding the difference between "I'm going to invest in property in Portugal" and "I'm going to invest every penny I have in property in Portugal and never again put a single penny of investment into property in the UK"

I will now invest my money in another country, one where there is no inheritance tax

Yep, definite middle ground there - definitely left open, the avenue for investing in the UK didn't he

The UK is fooked.

more middle ground there isn't there?

When all some people have are extreme views, then all they can see in others are extreme views. No compromise, no middle ground, no backing down even when they are proved wrong. To some, 52% (or 37%) = 100% and 6% = 40% etc.

Did we not arrive at the correct values, along with the official (UN) definitions of those things? There was a mistake, that was subsequently amended, but now you're like a dog with a bone with the 6%, meh.

[sasguru]

Yep, definite middle ground there - definitely left open, the avenue for investing in the UK didn't he

more middle ground there isn't there?


Did we not arrive at the correct values, along with the official (UN) definitions of those things? There was a mistake, that was subsequently amended, but now you're like a dog with a bone with the 6%, meh.

The UK is indeed ruled out as it stands.
But like you, I want a proper, real Brexit and then investment oppos will arise. Why do you think Crispin Odey and JRM are pushing for it?

Do you understand now?