Wonderful things happening after the referendum and A50

[Guest]

Interest rates going to rise, which will lead to huge job losses and so mortgage repossessions will rise even further than they are today.

Brexit is fucking brilliant for fucking up the country.

Lol. Some good news for savers . You do save dont you?

[wutang]

Is it just me or does the new UKIP logo look like the lion has been erm, surprised from behind?

British lions have been known to enjoy that kind of thing

Is that a Premier League lion?

There's 3 of them so English national football & cricket teams.

Also Team GB (see: tongue sticking out)

[Lady Murasaki]

Interest rates going to rise, which will lead to huge job losses and so mortgage repossessions will rise even further than they are today.

Brexit is fucking brilliant for fucking up the country.

Lol. Some good news for savers . You do save dont you?

Yay, interest on savings will go up by 0.01% or similar.

[Guest]

Interest rates going to rise, which will lead to huge job losses and so mortgage repossessions will rise even further than they are today.

Brexit is fucking brilliant for fucking up the country.

Lol. Some good news for savers . You do save dont you?

LOL If you think that banks will pass on those rate rises you are, an idiot.

[Stooo]

Is it just me or does the new UKIP logo look like the lion has been erm, surprised from behind?

British lions have been known to enjoy that kind of thing

Is that a Premier League lion?

Only the courts can tell

[Cannydc]

£ continuing to rise.

Lol Remoaners

You do know the sole reason the GB£ has strengthened a little, recently?

Simple - the prospect of higher interest rates.

Look forward to higher mortgage repayments, (even) higher interest on credit and store cards, more expensive overdrafts and bigger borrowing costs meaning job losses and higher prices from producers. Oh, and joy of joys, an extra 0.1% interest on our savings..... maybe.

OK, time to stick your head back in the sand now.......

Seven of the country’s biggest names have put up rates on dozens of deals in the past five days – including a 0.99 per cent deal that was the cheapest fix.

Nationwide and the Yorkshire Building Society are among those who have withdrawn their top deals and Halifax will increase a number of its rates on Monday


Is that a certain chill in the air I feel ?

[Guest]

£ continuing to rise.

Lol Remoaners

You do know the sole reason the GB£ has strengthened a little, recently?

Simple - the prospect of higher interest rates.

Look forward to higher mortgage repayments, (even) higher interest on credit and store cards, more expensive overdrafts and bigger borrowing costs meaning job losses and higher prices from producers. Oh, and joy of joys, an extra 0.1% interest on our savings..... maybe.

OK, time to stick your head back in the sand now.......

Seven of the country’s biggest names have put up rates on dozens of deals in the past five days – including a 0.99 per cent deal that was the cheapest fix.

Nationwide and the Yorkshire Building Society are among those who have withdrawn their top deals and Halifax will increase a number of its rates on Monday


Is that a certain chill in the air I feel ?

Great news. A houseprice correction?

[Guest]

Time to let the lion roar! Roooaaaarrrr!

[Guest]

£ continuing to rise.

Lol Remoaners

You do know the sole reason the GB£ has strengthened a little, recently?

Simple - the prospect of higher interest rates.

Look forward to higher mortgage repayments, (even) higher interest on credit and store cards, more expensive overdrafts and bigger borrowing costs meaning job losses and higher prices from producers. Oh, and joy of joys, an extra 0.1% interest on our savings..... maybe.

OK, time to stick your head back in the sand now.......

Seven of the country’s biggest names have put up rates on dozens of deals in the past five days – including a 0.99 per cent deal that was the cheapest fix.

Nationwide and the Yorkshire Building Society are among those who have withdrawn their top deals and Halifax will increase a number of its rates on Monday


Is that a certain chill in the air I feel ?

Great news. A houseprice correction?

Millions in negative equity is good for the economy?
You are absolutely clueless.

Rudd slaughtered by Eddie Mair

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b096gjrb

after 22 minutes

funny as fuck

another clueless Tory

[Guest]

£ continuing to rise.

Lol Remoaners

You do know the sole reason the GB£ has strengthened a little, recently?

Simple - the prospect of higher interest rates.

Look forward to higher mortgage repayments, (even) higher interest on credit and store cards, more expensive overdrafts and bigger borrowing costs meaning job losses and higher prices from producers. Oh, and joy of joys, an extra 0.1% interest on our savings..... maybe.

OK, time to stick your head back in the sand now.......

Seven of the country’s biggest names have put up rates on dozens of deals in the past five days – including a 0.99 per cent deal that was the cheapest fix.

Nationwide and the Yorkshire Building Society are among those who have withdrawn their top deals and Halifax will increase a number of its rates on Monday


Is that a certain chill in the air I feel ?

Great news. A houseprice correction?

Millions in negative equity is good for the economy?
You are absolutely clueless.

Rudd slaughtered by Eddie Mair

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b096gjrb

after 22 minutes

funny as fuck

another clueless Tory

Lol. Thick twat.

[Cannydc]

Sterling tumbled against the dollar and the euro on Thursday after a slew of bad news for the UK economy. The pound fell 0.4 per cent against the single currency to €1.12, and 0.9 per cent against the dollar to $1.31.

The fall came on the back of weak car sales data and questions from ratings agency, Standard & Poors, over the economy’s ability to withstand an interest rate rise.


I just love the title of this thread, and note the absence of the original poster to explain how good things really are.

They aren't.

Brexit has fucked us over, and no amount of idiotic, childish name-calling from Brexiteers is going to alter that fact.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/busin ... 84201.html

[McAz]

Sterling tumbled against the dollar and the euro on Thursday after a slew of bad news for the UK economy. The pound fell 0.4 per cent against the single currency to €1.12, and 0.9 per cent against the dollar to $1.31.

The fall came on the back of weak car sales data and questions from ratings agency, Standard & Poors, over the economy’s ability to withstand an interest rate rise.


I just love the title of this thread, and note the absence of the original poster to explain how good things really are.

They aren't.

Brexit has fucked us over, and no amount of idiotic, childish name-calling from Brexiteers is going to alter that fact.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/busin ... 84201.html

I suspect more than one of her friends has taken to posting anonymously such is the wonderfulness of Brexit.

[Cannydc]

Sterling tumbled against the dollar and the euro on Thursday after a slew of bad news for the UK economy. The pound fell 0.4 per cent against the single currency to €1.12, and 0.9 per cent against the dollar to $1.31.

The fall came on the back of weak car sales data and questions from ratings agency, Standard & Poors, over the economy’s ability to withstand an interest rate rise.


I just love the title of this thread, and note the absence of the original poster to explain how good things really are.

They aren't.

Brexit has fucked us over, and no amount of idiotic, childish name-calling from Brexiteers is going to alter that fact.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/busin ... 84201.html

I suspect more than one of her friends has taken to posting anonymously such is the wonderfulness of Brexit.

So do I

[McAz]

Theresa May angered pro-Brexit MPs on Monday by conceding that the European court of justice would continue to have jurisdiction over the UK during the “implementation period” when Britain leaves the European Union.

The Guardian - 09 October 2017

This "taking back control" lark is getting too farcical to laugh.

[Guest]

Theresa May angered pro-Brexit MPs on Monday by conceding that the European court of justice would continue to have jurisdiction over the UK during the “implementation period” when Britain leaves the European Union.

The Guardian - 09 October 2017

This "taking back control" lark is getting too farcical to laugh.

Lol. Remoaners