The lord will provide....,.,,Are you depending on your sfp money , if so it might be gone . What happens then.
The lord will provide....,.,,Are you depending on your sfp money , if so it might be gone . What happens then.
I love an optimist.I wouldn't, we'll all be bankrupt after the 31st oct, you'll need that money to buy a loaf of bread.
Worried? No
Brexit won't happen in October, they'll continue kicking the can as long as they possibly can.
IF Brexit does miraculously happen, the pound won't miraculously strengthen and kit won't miraculously get cheaper.
If you can afford it and justify it, crack on. Use the 0% or subsidised finance if its there.
£300 spent and no better.Fix your old baler. Was only a slip clutch wasn't it?
Brexit won't happen in October, they'll continue kicking the can as long as they possibly can.
IF Brexit does miraculously happen, the pound won't miraculously strengthen and kit won't miraculously get cheaper.
If you can afford it and justify it, crack on. Use the 0% or subsidised finance if its there.
Vicious but i cant help laughing !
But that will be set by Boris after the Brexit date........so we are out.Pundits are 11 to 4 on for a general election....................................................
But that will be set by Boris after the Brexit date........so we are out.
Most sensible folks have put the SFP to one side, and don't include it in the farm business, as it was bound to end sooner rather than later, Brexit, or not. Some don't, as witnessed by folks selling haylage for £15 / bale.Are you depending on your sfp money , if so it might be gone . What happens then.
Looking to buy a baler for next year however I don’t really want to commit to one before Brexit.
What are the great and good thinking with the future issues of a weak pound on a no deal or a strong one with a deal?
Thoughts.
That would royally f**k-up credit ratings, which is an important consideration for many.Buy it and then if it all goes wrong just stop making the repayments and it will be repossessed. Thats what loads of people do.
That would royally fudge-up credit ratings, which is an important consideration for many.
Not if you do the deal via LTD company.