Brexit: when market conditions get fearful, it is time to consider the market - a retirement investment perspective
The past few days have been some of the most volatile in the global economy since the 2008 global financial markets crisis. On the surface of it, a somewhat unexpected “leave” vote from the United Kingdom’s referendum on continued membership of the European Union resulted in some uncertainty on a few aspects: firstly, exactly how the UK would be able to leave the EU; secondly, unhappiness within the UK around the result, particularly from separatist movements in Scotland and Northern Ireland; and thirdly, how the divorce will affect the British, European and ultimately global economies.