How will the recession affect us?

Question

Its in the UK and it will hit us before 2008 is over.

Answer 1

there is no recession in the UK

Answer 2

Well economy.

-jobs (people will start to loose them)

-prices will go up for not just gas but daily needs

-some businesses will go down (ones that used to be great are going down.)

its depressing but it will eventually change. =/

Answer 3

it wont

im very rich

hahahaha

i light my cigars with 50squid notes

Answer 4

if there's a recession i'm sure my wife will find a plant to stick there.

Answer 5

In all: job, studies, family, future...

john

Answer 6

Very, very badly. I'm unemployed due to a company lay off and things are not going well.

Answer 7

I haven't noticed this "recession" or " credit crunch" (that's not a new cereal, you know) so far and if anything I've actually got more money at the moment than I've ever had and long may it continue.x

EDIT - Can I just say I think your very pretty.x

Answer 8

what recession?

Answer 9

Recession, what recession? the house prices & sales have slowed but i haven't noticed anything else. BTW where are you? If the states then i thought the 4rse dropped out of the dollar way before we were supposed to have our "credit crunch" (available in 4 flavours Steve)

Edit: so you are in England? which is IN th UK? so where are you talking about it being with us before the end of 2008?

Edit: well thanks for the dedication Firstly, where on any of those reports ( i could have found them in the sun btw but thanks for trying to look intelligent by going to the times) does it say we are IN a recession? Secondly as i pointed out in my first edit: you are not making any sense.

Answer 10

I was born in the 1930's and lived through the last War and the years after it.  It was good training for life if you survived it.

I shall cope as I have always coped, whatever they chuck at me, as will the others of my generation.

I don't know how well my grandchildren, who have been accustomed to having everything they want, will ride out the storm if threatened higher prices and lower availability of luxuries become apparent.

Answer 11

Not sure as am not psychic

Answer 12

less trips to the nudie bar

Answer 13

We might lose our jobs, our currency will be weaker, imports will cost more, iweak currency might help exports, lenders will have no confidence so borrowing will be difficult or expensive, most of us will be worse off financially. Some will use it as an opportunity to buy assets at knock down prices.

Answer 14

May not be wise to sell your house about now, and fuel and food prices may continue to rise. Provided you dont work for a business that could be affected by poor sales, you shouldn't have to worry about redundancy either...