Tories Want Your House

[fannyadams]

Can you insure for long term care needs?

https://www.abi.org.uk/products-and-...ed-care-plans/

No longer available.

[vetran]

Can you insure for long term care needs?

It's a tough one. With people living longer and longer it's unsustainable. Hope the tories also vote for voluntary euthanasia...

I can think of a few on the front bench (Both sides) who would really benefit.

[BlasterBates]

Brexit to have dire consequences

Truth slowly coming out.

[DimPrawn]

Brexit to have dire consequences

Truth slowly coming out.

The truth from that bremoaner rag?

[BlasterBates]

No wonder she's realising there will be dire consequences:

Brexit: Lost access to single market in services could cost UK economy up to £36bn, new report concludes | The Independent


ooooh painful!

[original PM]

No wonder she's realising there will be dire consequences:

Brexit: Lost access to single market in services could cost UK economy up to £36bn, new report concludes | The Independent


ooooh painful!

36bn a week? a month? over the next ten years?

36bn is not that much in the grand scheme of things.

Nice big figure to cause panic though hey!

Good try - 5.5/10

[BlasterBates]

36bn a week? a month? over the next ten years?

36bn is not that much in the grand scheme of things.

Nice big figure to cause panic though hey!

Good try - 5.5/10

pound sliding again....

not complaining though, keep it up with the Brexit process

[DaveB]

36bn a week? a month? over the next ten years?

36bn is not that much in the grand scheme of things.

Nice big figure to cause panic though hey!

Good try - 5.5/10

Try reading the article. I know exposure to the Indy induces seizures in Daily Mail readers but you only needed to look at the headline an 1st paragraph.

Here, I'll quote it for you.

Leaving the single market in services could lead to a loss of between 1.4 and 2 per cent of gross domestic product.

Losing access to the single market in services after Brexit could cost the British economy up to £36bn a year and have a particularly negative impact on financial services, telecoms and transport, a new report concludes.

There, that wasn't so hard, was it?

[vetran]

"The UK's seat at the negotiating table will be filled by me or Jeremy Corbyn. The deal we seek will be negotiated by me or Jeremy Corbyn.
"There will be no time to waste and no time for a new Government to find its way. So the stakes in this election are high… We need someone representing Britain who is 100 per cent committed to the cause, not someone who is uncertain or unsure, but someone utterly determined to deliver the democratic will of the British people.

I think that covers it. You holding straw again?

[OwlHoot]

... It's a tough one. With people living longer and longer it's unsustainable. ...

That and the fact that the traditional age division of wealth, with (typically) working age people prosperous and pensioners as poor as church mice, is rapidly being turned on its head, with the old timers benefiting from rises in property prices and full salary pensions, and younger working people finding it ever harder to obtain lucrative and secure employment.