Britain Wants The Single Currency To Be

I Am Actually Quite Encouraged And I Think, Actually, The Uk Is Coping With Globalisation A Lot Better Than Most Other European Countries. And That Is Reflected In The Fact That (whilst Of Course There Are People Who Are Still Unemployed) Our Unemployment Rate Is Low And (whilst Of Course We Need To Export More) We Are Attracting A Huge Amount Of Inward Investment Into Britain.

Britain Should Not Be Forced To Make A Choice Between Joining The Single Currency And Leaving The Eu, Because If We're Forced To Make That Choice We Would Leave The Eu.

Britain Is Not Part Of The Single Currency. That Is A Decision We Have Taken, A Voluntary Decision Of This Country, But As A Result Are Part Of A European Union 19 Of Whose Members Are Rapidly Integrating, Creating Political, Fiscal, Monetary, Economic Union To Make Their Currency Work. And That Is Increasingly Rubbing Up Against The Operation.

I Want Britain To Be The Home Of Successful Competitive And Stable Financial Services.

There Are A Lot Of Examples Where People Aren't Getting The Right Information. We Could Do A Lot More With Credit Card Bills So People Properly Understand That If You Pay Off The Minimum It Could Take You 41 Years To Pay Off Is That Right.