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How would a Brexit affect the mortgage market?
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I didn't know we were in the Euro.Originally posted by Flashman View PostThe Euro's going to be crucified if we leave. Germany's going to pay for everyone left in the EU? Yeah right !
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Currently there is talk of:
Frexit - that would be the end of the EU.
Chexit - they are serious are grateful to the Brits for the reforms they've so far go out of the Bureaucrats.
Plenty want out of the Euro also:
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And oddly the best people to leave would be Deutsche.Originally posted by NigelJK View PostPlenty want out of the Euro also:
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Ah that must be why the threat of the UK leaving has led to the collapse of the poundOriginally posted by Flashman View PostThe Euro's going to be crucified if we leave. Germany's going to pay for everyone left in the EU? Yeah right !



You're almost certainly pretty innumerate, so you don't realise that the UK's yearly net contribution, of about 7 billion, to the the EU is about 1% of the UK's total yearly spend.
Jeez what happened to teaching maths in school?Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by NigelJK View PostCurrently there is talk of:
Frexit - that would be the end of the EU.
Chexit - they are serious are grateful to the Brits for the reforms they've so far go out of the Bureaucrats.
Plenty want out of the Euro also:
Out out out
As your own link points out the majority want to stay in
Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostAh that must be why the threat of the UK leaving has led to the collapse of the pound


You're almost certainly pretty innumerate, so you don't realise that the UK's yearly net contribution, of about 7 billion, to the the EU is about 1% of the UK's total yearly spend.
Jeez what happened to teaching maths in school?
Collapse of the pound is a good thing. It makes our exports cheaper.
Jeez what happened to teaching economics in school?
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And what proportion of our economy is exports, you thick dunce?Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
Collapse of the pound is a good thing. It makes our exports cheaper.
Jeez what happened to teaching economics in school?
When are you f**king off again?

A weak currency is good for Germany (that's why they kept the Euro artificially low which led to other issues).
For a country with a trade deficit, imports greater than exports, the price of imports goes up and raises all the various deficits.
Jeez what happened to teaching economics in school? Doh!
Hard Brexit now!
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