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It was mentioned on Radio 4, about noon today, that ex-pat pensioners are finding their UK pensions buy10% less Euros than they did before the vote to leave.
In these difficult times will they just need to tighten their belts?
In these difficult times will they just need to tighten their belts?
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The current GBP-EUR exchange rate is 1.1722, down 7.5% on this time last month. Before then, the 32 months from 1 Nov 2013 had seen the rate consistently higher than 1.1722
Earlier snapshots:
10 July 2013 ... 1.1516 (1.7% lower)
10 July 2012 ... 1.2605 (7.5% higher)
10 July 2011 ... 1.1284 (3.7% lower)
10 July 2010 ... 1.1918 (1.5% higher)
10 July 2009 ... 1.1645 (0.7% lower)
and between 3 Dec 2008 and 3 May 2010 (17 months) there were only 27 individual days with a better rate than that of today.
How were ex-pats surviving back then?
Earlier snapshots:
10 July 2013 ... 1.1516 (1.7% lower)
10 July 2012 ... 1.2605 (7.5% higher)
10 July 2011 ... 1.1284 (3.7% lower)
10 July 2010 ... 1.1918 (1.5% higher)
10 July 2009 ... 1.1645 (0.7% lower)
and between 3 Dec 2008 and 3 May 2010 (17 months) there were only 27 individual days with a better rate than that of today.
How were ex-pats surviving back then?
sqad must have lived abroad for more 15 years.
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