9% INFLATION

My parents lived through that. People had to use candles in supermarkets to see what they were buying.

Watch it drop to 0.2% tomorrow.

And they cried to join the eu we didnt want them to.

i wonder if any britons are making currency plays with the inflation, its how we survive hyperinflation here

Buy gold.

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Neanderthals has 12% inflation though

But we saved 90 years olds and the morbidly obese so it was worth it!

Dutch inflation is literally higher though... what is wrong with you

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shut up

make me IK OOK nigger

Wear old clothes and look after them (iron them regularly)
Live on cheap carbs and vegetables (frozen veg is fine) a favourite cost-cutter of mine is bubble and squeak for dinner (spudmash, carrots, cabbage, onion fried in a pan)
Pine needle tea for good vitamin C (no need to buy citrus or fruit) and pine needles are free
Make your own bread and cakes (this is easy, flour and sugar are cheap as chips)
t. Budgeter

I was looking forward to becoming a student again for a masters degree. Should I continue with my CDI instead?

Aaand... another great success of "Brexit".

If you have a drivers license do it, zoomers cant drive and you'll drown in prime pussy

Make more or less all of your own food, never buy clothes and cut your own hair or shave it off if you want to save on shampoo money. This'll help but realistically you'll just want to make more money.

Can't wait for the tory bootlickers to defend tory mp's telling people to "cut costs" when they spend 50 quid on breakfast every day.

>global inflation
>b-bwerksit!

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>anything bad happens
>BREXIT DID THIS

you're welcome. every europeon shithole will suffer of inflation. russia will suffer the most (aside for ukraine, RIP btw) but we're used to suffer. unlike you. it's over for eurangutants. we will bury you.

there could be tipping point though
this typically leads to mass revolution once the economic effects becomes unbearable

you can't afford the shovels

>post hoc ergo propter hoc
They really are just desperately seeking a coping mechanism by trying to prove that they was right all along

lol lmao the average englishman suffers more in one day than a russian does in his entire lifetime

We had 20% inflation in the 1970s

youtube.com/watch?v=QmjgvqVms_g

the last white man of england says living in the UK is hell

why do Any Forumsoids say this like it's a good thing

Holy baZed

Liz Truss salivating at the thought of replacing Boris and being Thatcher 2.0, poortherners won't know what hit them.

bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-04-27/brexit-explains-80-of-u-k-inflation-former-boe-official-says

>Adam Posen, a former Bank of England policy maker, said most of Britain’s inflation problem stems from Brexit and that he’d vote for a half-point interest rate increase to curb an upward surge in prices.

>The economist who heads the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, a prominent research group, said that 80% of the reason why the International Monetary Fund expects Britain’s inflation to remain elevated for longer than its Group of Seven peers is the impact of its departure from the European Union on immigration.

>iron them regularly
How the heck does ironing help clothes last longer? If anything it damages them.
The secret to make clothes last longer is to use colder water when washing and make them dry slowly (i.e. not under the direct sun, not with the dryer)

People here were eating dirt for 2 years until they realised that the government is not able to support itself anymore in 1991

>a half-point interest rate increase
Much more than that is needed.

>Brexit has added border frictions, increased transport costs and left Britain to negotiate its own trade deals independently of the EU.

>“You run a trade war against yourself, bad things happen,” he said about the situation in the U.K. “Better to retreat.”

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not my problem

hehehehe