Reply to: Places to contract in if Brexit destroys the economy

[AtW]

My personal favourite would be Switzerland, as I've lived and worked there before, am used to it and have family there. Either Zurich or Basel.
Second would be the Nordic region.
Third would be Germany, but only Berlin, Cologne or other big city - provincial Germany is deadly dull.
And Lastly France, but there you would have to speak French and Im too old to learn

Anywhere abroad will be great, getting a few Turkish Liras by begging will provide years of luxury life for your family in Britain.

You've heard it on here first.

HTH

[Troll]

My personal favourite would be Switzerland

Not in the EU .... I see

[vetran]

Ok so after Brexit - all food suppliers in Europe will

a) Stop selling food to us and enjoy a loss of profits?
b) continue to sell food to us at the same price?
c) Be restricted by EU rules from selling food to us at the same price?
d) cut prices because we can get our food cheaper elsewhere

FTFY

[diseasex]

Ok so after Brexit - all food suppliers in Europe will

a) Stop selling food to us and enjoy a loss of profits?
b) continue to sell food to us at the same price?
c) Be restricted by EU rules from selling food to us at the same price?

given fall in currency value it will increase food price. Which will hit inflation and your mortgage repayments. and immigration will be slown so not only you will starve, you won't have anyone to rent to, but you will go default and live under the bridge. Mortgage loses will ruin banks and people will lose their savings. That will lead to catastrophic consequences and russian invasion.

[original PM]

I remember the > £100 for a 3 burgers meal for 3 people. Ok they were "posh" burgers in a restaurant, not fast food, but FFS
Anyway I wonder what the price of food will be like in the UK after Brexit - a lot of our cheap food comes form the continent and we're not self-sufficient.

Ok so after Brexit - all food suppliers in Europe will

a) Stop selling food to us and enjoy a loss of profits?
b) continue to sell food to us at the same price?
c) Be restricted by EU rules from selling food to us at the same price?

[LondonManc]

I thought you'd flounced?

[sasguru]

Sorry SAS, I thought it was a serious thread ...

It is, for some people.

[Support Monkey]

Stop spoiling sasgura's fantasy.

Sorry SAS, I thought it was a serious thread, carry on dreaming

[The_Equalizer]

The UK, no company will want to employ anyone full time until after the recession, I have always found recessions to be harvest time for contractors

Stop spoiling sasgura's fantasy.

[Support Monkey]

The UK, no company will want to employ anyone full time until after the recession, I have always found recessions to be harvest time for contractors

[Major Hassle]

I remember the > £100 for a 3 burgers meal for 3 people. Ok they were "posh" burgers in a restaurant, not fast food, but FFS
Anyway I wonder what the price of food will be like in the UK after Brexit - a lot of our cheap food comes form the continent and we're not self-sufficient.

Project fear strikes again - grow a pair

[sasguru]

I still remember my £18 jacket potato I had in Zurich.....

I remember the > £100 for a 3 burgers meal for 3 people. Ok they were "posh" burgers in a restaurant, not fast food, but FFS
Anyway I wonder what the price of food will be like in the UK after Brexit - a lot of our cheap food comes form the continent and we're not self-sufficient.

[stek]

Depends what you do Good enough to live well, lets say, although everything in Switzerland is expensive: rents, health insurance and particularly food, so I didn't manage to save anything.

I still remember my £18 jacket potato I had in Zurich.....

[sasguru]

what are the rates like in berlin and switzerland?

Depends what you do Good enough to live well, lets say, although everything in Switzerland is expensive: rents, health insurance and particularly food, so I didn't manage to save anything.

[jamesbrown]

Or just WFH, then you can choose anywhere on the planet with decent connectivity and taxes. I seem to have chosen the UK for now