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[edit] sorry some how I read one thread and posted in another.. lol
But really, is it not too late to ask this question now?
But really, is it not too late to ask this question now?
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I have three private pensions. 1 worth peanuts, I took it out when I was 17 because it was free, but I suppose its worth £1700 now! My second is formalised with Legal and General(who took a hit on Friday but recovered very fast), and is guaranteed to rise with inflation, it's in the bag basically as my company changed pension providers. Standard Life, also took a hit but my pension is safe as I've confirmed it. Pensions all have under writers.
The coming months I predict will be worse for EU countries than the UK, shout at me then if I'm wrong
Exactly, you probably will be able to.....if you fill a certain criteria. Which is his point.
Right now anyone has the opportunity to go and live and work in any of the EU countries.
^^ This.
My wife and I had access to Schengen via our British passports. Our children had that same privilege, and it opened up a future with great opportunities. I was looking forward to seeing them explore the EU unrestricted, living and working wherever they wanted, and gaining experience that people in other countries can only dream of.
Schengen access was their birthright as British citizens. Now that birthright has been torn away from them by the Little Britain mob, and they're restricted to the smaller, regressive world that the EU released us from 40 years ago.
The Leavers still don't understand what they've done. When you ask them about the implications of losing Schengen access all they can say is, 'Well at least it keeps the foreigners out.'
maybe if you've got no skills/education but since you got yourself over here (I assume because of skills rather than marriage) then no not unlikely - very likely and probably easier than India to UK
the tourism thing is such a non-issue it isn't even worth considering
Of course this is somewhat guessing rather than based on facts, but you can't deny that it will be more difficult rather than less to do these things.
The common trend I've read in these threads of late is how little the Leavers know about the EU.
Now that we've decided to leave the EU I just want to get a grasp on what is angering the ex-remain camp.
The only thing that affects me is I'll probably have to apply for an updated passport/driving license once we cut ties.
How does it affect you?
I will now have to pay tax twice on my income, I lose the right to work here, I lose the right to live here and as I will no longer be able to use the EHIC card I will have to pay for private health insurance on top of paying UK national insurance. Oh and I will now be very difficult to hire here as a company will have to prove no one local or in the EU is suitable for the job before I can be considered.
The pound collapsing doesn't exactly help the situation either.
So I've not been affected too much
Do you really believe that is the only thing you will face?
To start you off, not sure we'd have nice things like the Working Time Directive without the EU (we were the only country to vote against it).
Which is what plenty of us don't want... as it works both ways and means uncontrolled migration here (which could potentially get worse if/when Spain etc.. decline further)
pretty empty comment - why not highlight something that ought to be corrected?
I'm sure he has better things to do; most of the information can be researched online by anyone.
that makes no sense, he's making a claim about people in these threads not a wider point about the EU
someone else might as well say the same thing about remain posters... it contributes nothing at all to the discussion