I can't be bothered to read all the Brexit stuff today. has some sort of time frame

[Burney]

So at least another 2 and a half years of rubbish exchange rates then?

Actually, the exchange rate at the moment is looking better than it has for ages - rather proving what I said earlier about letting the markets get their panic out of the way early by briefing the press ahead of time.

[Sir C]

Actually, the exchange rate at the moment is looking better than it has for ages - rather proving what I said earlier about letting the markets get their panic out of the way early by briefing the press ahead of time.

I'm not sure a point here or there is going to do him much good tbh.

[Burney]

I'm not sure a point here or there is going to do him much good tbh.

It's having its best day since 2008.

[Pat Vegas]

It's having its best day since 2008.

I thought it's best increase on the dollar since 2008

[Pat Vegas]

I'm not sure a point here or there is going to do him much good tbh.

Actually the exchange rate with Canadian dollar was a concern when I had my original plan. That's out the window.
It was £1 = $1.82 for a long time now it's $1.62ish

We do have a small mortgage in Italy. so the payments each month have only varied about £20 a month during this Brexit phase.

as usual I make it all about myself

are there events that would possibly make buying a house a bit more affordable? as this doesn't seem to have been affected so far.