I would too. The UK had the highest median wealth of any nation on Earth when it voted for Brexit. It has one of the highest standards of living as well. That means theyre not only living well, but saving as well.

A myopic viewpoint like this completely shows your ignorance of the reality of living in the UK. Food bank usage has been on the rise, rates of homelessness have seen year on year increases and home ownership rates is at a 30 year low.

Just because economics statistics point to record highs does not mean British people feel it. Does it mean anything to you that the economy grew 1.2% above expectations when you're living paycheque to paycheque and relying on food banks?

Never mind it would be foolish to vote on the EU referendum purely along economic lines when the EU encompasses far more than just economic ties.