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I'm really reassured reading that source. Got anything from the Beano?
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UK Leaves the EU - What happens next?
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Hahahahaha, how naive....anyone holding those try to cash out....I bet it takes you all of 0.00001 seconds.
And who do you think will be buying them?
Jeez!
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They have specifically stated that they have suspended cashing out at present. Uncertainty is impacting everything from this to boosting the value of gold. It's a natural reaction to uncertain times.
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'Big business' will do what it thinks will be most profitable. In general large corporations don't make decisions based on spite, barring empires controlled by egomaniacs
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Big business will suffer of they do.
Big business acts like a wally, first up profits decline, shareholders react, the market reacts shares tumble. Next a smaller business steps up and takes a piece of your pie by not acting like said wally.
Look at Aldi and Lidl taking on the big 4, the 4 probably thought they were untouchable and could do as they please.
It's almost self regulating controlled by profits.
Now small and medium businesses and more employee focused maybe. Lots of companies appear to be using brexit as an excuse to slaughter staff.
Big business acts like a wally, first up profits decline, shareholders react, the market reacts shares tumble. Next a smaller business steps up and takes a piece of your pie by not acting like said wally.
Look at Aldi and Lidl taking on the big 4, the 4 probably thought they were untouchable and could do as they please.
It's almost self regulating controlled by profits.
Now small and medium businesses and more employee focused maybe. Lots of companies appear to be using brexit as an excuse to slaughter staff.
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They don't like uncertainty and behave in what they think is their own financial interest. We have made a decision that leaves them in limbo for now on various fronts and so a realignment may occur. In the short to medium term I think this will become more evident. In the long term though, as in say after 5 or 6 years who knows. There will be opportunities too I'm sure.. And beyond a point, it's out of our hands anyway so I shouldn't worry too much. 'As you as you have your health' as they say
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You don't have to remind me about that, as a 'slave' to the 'big green' corporation, I'm feeling it the most. With the sales decline, they have cut hours, and expect twice as much work, it's killing me, both physically and financially :/
The 'big green corporation' haven't mentioned Brexit yet, I think there waiting to see what happens, but I totally agree with the fact that sme's will have an uplift. This can only be a good thing, with more of the money staying in the UK.
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Standard Life have...not all funds.
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You managed to find the only man on the planet, that I hate more than Farage! But I agree, he tell's it like it is :/
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He can say whatever he likes because he's the biggest mafia boss in the world and he doesn't have to worry about getting elected.
If our politicians told the truth they wouldn't have a hope of getting back in.
You do realise Russia is not a democracy?
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Why? What has he done to you?
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You do realise the EU is not a democracy?
It's funny....I've asked 3 times if any remainers can explain why they want to live under a totalitarian state, and no one answered. Mention Russia and suddenly the comments start coming.
Isn't your take on public displays of opinion that you should look for self interest? To quote your quoted article:
Crap. The EIU Democracy index last published the UK as number 16 out of 167 countries ranked in order of democracy. The US on their index only just made it as a "full democracy". Russia was ranked number 132, as authoritarian, in between the Ivory Coast and Egypt. If you admire the Russian democracy over the EU's, feel free to move there.
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So have M&G now, and Aviva. Situation is evolving very very quickly.
I've always thought that for the majority of people, their biggest asset by far is probably their home.
Why on earth would investing in a property fund make sense when your wealth is already so biased towards property?
Diversify a bit, it's safer
Why on earth would investing in a property fund make sense when your wealth is already so biased towards property?
Diversify a bit, it's safer
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