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Patios will still need laid, hedges will still need cut and driveways will still need built so I suspect this will only seperate the boys from the men going forward!
I suspect the Euro and the EU will fall apart without us paying in and even if we did stay in it would have only lasted years not decades. Most of us use European machines and vans/trucks which i'm sure they will only be to happy to sell us even after article 50. Low interest rates have helped with borrowing and finance in the last few years, that may or may not be the one area that changes. Whatever, making sure that your finance is in good order and you keep planning ahead will help with what i'm sure will be a bumpy ride!
it should have been invoked the day after the referendum results and it could have been over and don with now. we might be digging lawns up to make veg plots, erecting green houses dig for victory slogan rings a bell
It's impossible to be certain.There's so much smoke and mirrors going on.
I do think the EU has both the heart and the power to make a scapegoat out of the UK in order to bolster it's own appeal for other countries joining or leaving. Kind of like "look what happened to the UK when they left" This in turn could boost the globalists argument for the need of a centralized union and subsequently pull more countries in.
So with that being said,I do see potentially,a very rough ride ahead. As others have said,being resourceful and adaptable is key.
Agree with the vast majority of points made so far. Right here right now (although not major issues to the long term health of my business) threats include the possible increase in NI (minor I know) and the playing about with insurance having a young team. None of us want a cost of living hike, and if doom theories became partly true then its just another test of business strength - and come out of the other side fitter for it.