How much have you lost because of brexit.

[NotAllThere]

The more Bremainers I read about having lost money, the happier I get. Don't know why they want to publicise it though.

So this made you cry?

My son has just applied for his first job after finishing his Master's degree - software developer. Pre-referendum, £53K. Post-referendum £65K. Nice.

Wow! I hope he gets it. Impressive salary.

Amazingly, it's not untypical. A starting salary for a developer (Java in this case) is between CHF 75K and CHF 90K. I was surprised. My first salary was £11,309. Tell your kids to learn German, move to Switzerland under Freedom of Movement, and fill their boots... oh... hang on...

[GB9]

So this made you cry?



Amazingly, it's not untypical. A starting salary for a developer (Java in this case) is between CHF 75K and CHF 90K. I was surprised. My first salary was £11,309. Tell your kids to learn German, move to Switzerland under Freedom of Movement, and fill their boots... oh... hang on...

On the contrary. I'm delighted to see someone benefit.

Congratulations.

[diseasex]

So this made you cry?



Amazingly, it's not untypical. A starting salary for a developer (Java in this case) is between CHF 75K and CHF 90K. I was surprised. My first salary was £11,309. Tell your kids to learn German, move to Switzerland under Freedom of Movement, and fill their boots... oh... hang on...

I just looked, for my area i'd get 90-140k CHF. pretty amazing. the only contract i've found was 60-80e an hour.

[pjclarke]

As I wrote back in January on the Shares thread ...

BP at 328 after the another Great Fall of China, pushing yield up over 7%. Screaming buy.

So I bought, and as costs are in GBP and revenues in USD, plus Brent recovering, price has risen steadily since Brexit vote, now at 455.

Just about offset the losses on my bank and building shares. Taylor Wimpey is now screaming at me at 121.


Meet Two Brexit Winners: BP and Royal Dutch Shell - MoneyBeat - WSJ

[NotAllThere]

On the contrary. I'm delighted to see someone benefit.

Congratulations.

So for you, Brexit is win win. That's nice.

I just looked, for my area i'd get 90-140k CHF. pretty amazing. the only contract i've found was 60-80e an hour.

Plenty of your fellow countrymen (and women) are here. Come join the party.

[d000hg]

The pound is STILL higher against the Euro than it was 2-3 years ago, hardly into unknown territory.

[diseasex]

The pound is STILL higher against the Euro than it was 2-3 years ago, hardly into unknown territory.

Gosh you people are so erm.... uneducated....

pound is still higher against euro because euro has fallen too! A LOT

Having such dumb electorate it should have never been a referendum. Stupid Cameron

[d000hg]

Gosh you people are so erm.... uneducated....

pound is still higher against euro because euro has fallen too! A LOT

Well obviously. But when you're holidaying in Europe that's what matters.

[shaunbhoy]

I might have got carried away

If only.

[darmstadt]

Well obviously. But when you're holidaying in Europe that's what matters.

One of the best reasons for delaying Article 50 I heard from one of the Brexit leaders was so that people could still go on their holidays and afford it Presumably that means that after Article 50 has been enacted then British people either won't be able to afford going on holiday or at least won't be going to Europe on holiday...