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>>2574849
>>2574850
Economy will take a dip, but was for past few months already, and things like housing and mortgages are the main concerns for next two years or so before we actually leave. They were dipping already though, and in 6 months at most banks will drop interest rates on mortgages etc to 0.5 or even 0, means it's great if you want to buy a house this year.

All the economists quoted by remain as saying that next 5-10 years will be a dip in economy are right, but remain always cut out the full reports, saying that we'll have a dip for next 5 years or so while deals get set up and we're used to trading ourselves again, and then Britain will be better off than we are now.

People who don't understand money are panicking about the pound sterling right now, but it's only dropped 10% and now coming back up, which shows it's only nervous traders and people trying to make a quick buck on the exchange rates doing it. It's more of a problem for the Japanese tbqh, people are moving funds into yen instead, which is raising the value of it when the Japanese have been deliberately lowering value for past couple years because lower currency = more people buying your exports.

Politically, we'll be fine, already a bunch of the commonwealth countries are congratulating us and saying they'll be there no matter what, the EU just wants us out quickly and cleanly so they can reform ASAP so that the dutch, french etc can't have their own referendums and kill the whole thing.

Ireland will stay as it is, and the SNP don't have a leg to stand on for a second referendum. But if they demand it, and do riots and all other shit to get what they want then so be it, the turnout will be much higher yet again, and yet again the majority will be to stay as part of the UK.

Nothing to worry about family man, next couple of months will be interesting for who's PM and what EU countries ask for their own exits, no real changes till two years from now though.