Roger

Unfortunately, it will continue to decline as long as there is uncertainty over Brexit, it was 1.42 at Christmas. I hope you stocked up then.

According to the City, in whom we all have complete faith of course, Brexit would mean a 20% devaluation against the Euro. So I guess £1.00 : Euro 1.10 is likely if not lower.

On the bright side, the headline in the Huffington Post called Boris "Vicky Pollard, Yes, But, No, But, Yes......."

Charlie

As Charlie says, uncertain times ahead, its likely to alter with the opinion poll results as time goes on.
With Boris putting his oar in the water it has not helped.

If it were me I would be tempted to get what I needed now, as soon as you can, who knows where it may be next week?

Yet another blow to my OAP and Employment Pension as both are paid in GBP but converted to Euros before being paid into my overseas bank account.

Yes, a lower pound does indeed mean cheaper exports but of course the inverse is true, what is imported will cost more.

I keep my fingers crossed that eventually - perhaps not in my lifetime - the Brits will stop thinking of themselves as an Empire and join in the real world - warts and all.

You made your bed.

Here here.

As we are one of the poor expats living out our retirement in France, we would welcome donations from anyone who has a few spare euros left over, equally I will donate any spare £££££££££££'s

Well said