Countries with the euro are now out of the recession, while the country with the pound remains mired in McBroon fiscal clay and still no sign of recovery.
Blundering McBroon is to blame as he’s agreed to pay more billions in membership fees to the EU and his copy-cat car scrappage scheme gave £400 million to German and French manufacturers. He struts around European events like they should be grateful for his helping hand, but doesn’t get it when they ignore his save the planet schemes. Europeans know how to prioritise, know how to boost their currency, look after their citizens, know how to spell and get each other’s names right.
They are happy to see the McBroons bring Britain to it’s knees and happier still when EU laws allow EU banks to snap up the profitable bits of British banks, leaving the British taxpayer with trillions of bad bank debts.
It was McBroon who allowed the banks to become bloated, offer bloated bonuses and almost wreck what’s left of the Great British Economy. His mistakes will still be being repaid for the next decade or so and it’s the Over-50s who will bear the brunt and consequences.
Moving to Spain is a good option because the banks are safe and secure, the cost of living is lower and the sun shines more often. There are still many bargain properties to be snapped up and years of improved lifestyle to be enjoyed for those thinking about retirement.
So don’t delay, thinking that the Pound will recover its value against the Euro as it won’t; that your UK house value will return to its previous level as seems very unlikely; or that house prices in Spain will continue to drop – they are bottoming out right now.
That McBroon leaves a busted Britain is no reason for sensible citizens to stay and suffer the consequences of life on the breadline. Spain has long been our favourite destination, it’s now looking like it’ll be our favourite home from home from next year…
13 November 2009
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