Wotcha

[sasguru]

So what's been going on?
Just completed on sale of my last BTL (just in time IMO, market is softening fast), after all liabilities accounted for, now have some rather nice life changing sums split across CHF and dollar accounts.
Bring on hard Brexit, I say!

[GB9]

So what's been going on?
Just completed on sale of my last BTL (just in time IMO, market is softening fast), after all liabilities accounted for, now have some rather nice life changing sums split across CHF and dollar accounts.
Bring on hard Brexit, I say!

Welcome back. The standard of moaning has dropped without you.

Brexit cancelled.

A dream team of Blair, Branson and Gideon has been formed to save the UK from the majority who didn't know what they voted for.

[sasguru]

... the majority who didn't know what they voted for.

I think they should get what they voted for. Pain is a good teacher

[GB9]

I think they should get what they voted for. Pain is a good teacher

I would love what I voted for, unfortunately there are still too many self appointed Liberal whingers desperate to protect their gravy train.

[missinggreenfields]

[sasguru]

I would love what I voted for, unfortunately there are still too many self appointed Liberal whingers desperate to protect their gravy train.

Oh I don't know, Brexit is providing another massive gravy train for many London professionals.
Nothing for Leavers though.

[BlasterBates]

ouch

[BlasterBates]

I would love what I voted for, unfortunately there are still too many self appointed Liberal whingers desperate to protect their gravy train.

No problems, bring it on, the harder the Brexit the more I earn

[sasguru]

ouch

Aye. I took a big hit converting sterling but decided there's not likely to be an upside - in the near future anyway.
It's becoming a bit like the 70s.
Back then foreigners decided they didn't want to fund British debt, hence the IMF stepping in.
Debt is much higher now of course.

[DodgyAgent]

Aye. I took a big hit converting sterling but decided there's not likely to be an upside - in the near future anyway.
It's becoming a bit like the 70s.
Back then foreigners decided they didn't want to fund British debt, hence the IMF stepping in.
Debt is much higher now of course.

Have you got any GCSE's yet?