Look waht Brexit has done now...

[DimPrawn]

Wages rise at fastest pace in a decade

Wages have risen at the fastest pace in almost a decade, easing the pressure on UK households.

Where's the doom and gloom 50,000,000 unemployed rhetoric now eh?

Full employment, booming incomes and house prices still rising.

Brexit is already paying dividends with 163 days to go!

[TestMangler]

After around a decade on this forum, I still can't decide if you're a World Cup standard troll, or completely f**kin' retarded.

[darmstadt]

****ed up your spellchecker by the looks of it

[DimPrawn]

After around a decade on this forum, I still can't decide if you're a World Cup standard troll, or completely f**kin' retarded.

And I can't be both?

[TestMangler]

And I can't be both?

No, trolling at Olympic medal standard requires a certain level of intelligence

[AtW]

DimPrawn in 2012 -

[Cirrus]

And I can't be both?

"Dimprawn" - does exactly what it says on the tin...

[Eirikur]

Wages rise at fastest pace in a decade



Where's the doom and gloom 50,000,000 unemployed rhetoric now eh?

Full employment, booming incomes and house prices still rising.

Brexit is already paying dividends with 163 days to go!

Can you imagine how much better the economy would be without brexit? No?
UBS can.
Brexit made the economy already 2.1% smaller then it would have been without brexit

Brexit has made the UK economy 2.1% smaller: UBS model - Business Insider

[original PM]

Can you imagine how much better the economy would be without brexit? No?
UBS can.
Brexit made the economy already 2.1% smaller then it would have been without brexit

Brexit has made the UK economy 2.1% smaller: UBS model - Business Insider

Ah yes another article written by someone with a vested interest in making our Brexit is a bad idea using cobbled together data and supposition.

Excellent

"Using a "Frankenstein" model, which cobbles together data from other major economies, the bank's economists worked out the hit to UK growth."

Is the 'Frankenstein' model any better or worse than the 'wet finger in the air' model

[GreenMirror]

I have noticed a very large increase in agent enquiries about developer jobs in the last few weeks.