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ALAN83

ALAN83

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Anyone know what the story is with brexit & having your car insured with auto line ?
I currently have no insurance on my v2 and they were the only crowd who'd insure me
I will be setting a policy up in 2 weeks or so once my 3 penalty points are off licence .
 
I think it depends on the company. My parents were with some northern company and when she asked they said they would still honour the policy until it expires but not sure what happens after expiry.
 
I wouldn?t worry about it - UK aren?t going anywhere for a while, Brexit will be delayed and then either another referendum, Art 50 revoked until they get their act together or an extended agreement which will see an orderly withdrawal over 24-36 months.

You?ll be grand with Autoline
 
Fozzy said:
I wouldn?t worry about it - UK aren?t going anywhere for a while, Brexit will be delayed and then either another referendum, Art 50 revoked until they get their act together or an extended agreement which will see an orderly withdrawal over 24-36 months.

You?ll be grand with Autoline
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You any good at predicting lotto numbers :Falldownlaugh:
 
tommy 555 said:
You any good at predicting lotto numbers :Falldownlaugh:
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Nope - absolute shite!!! But the potential threats of geopolitical risks to the European economy is kinda my day job (for my sins) so I?d be fairly confident that there will be no hard Brexit (too much money at stake for too many rich people)
 
Being say this for months will never happen as there too much to loose . There after makeing some balls of it so far If your going to pull the plug pull it , don't talk about for a year and a half and didder
 
Fozzy said:
Nope - absolute shite!!! But the potential threats of geopolitical risks to the European economy is kinda my day job (for my sins) so I?d be fairly confident that there will be no hard Brexit (too much money at stake for too many rich people)
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While I agree it?s unlikely there will be no deal itneeds a political solution which means politicians need to come up with a solution, I wouldn?t have that much faith in them seeing as there a bunch of useless gobshites mostly... especially DUP and BREXIT Torys.

Best hope is the penny drops they won?t get voted in if it all goes tits up so they?ll do some last minute thing to avoid no deal, They?re probably busy wondering how they?re going to spin it...
 
scoobysub said:
Being say this for months will never happen as there too much to loose . There after makeing some balls of it so far If your going to pull the plug pull it , don't talk about for a year and a half and didder
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Lots of things to bear in mind - big one is that Hedge Funds can make a lot of money from uncertainty - whether markets move up or down doesn?t matter to them, as long as they move. Biggest Brexit supporter is MP Jacob Rees-Mogg who just so happens to run two very big Hedge Funds - both of which have made a lot of money of late - ironically, one of them has just relocated to Ireland.

Long and sort of it, continued delays and faffing and uncertainty suits people, they use it to make money. It?ll all settle out in the end, and we?ll wonder what all the fuss was about, meanwhile, a select few will have become extremely wealthy.
 
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