Do you think that a payment from the UK to the EU of €55–75 billion to pay off its share of the EU’s liabilities is too high, fair, or that the UK should not pay any money to the EU?

Fieldwork dates: 23 September 2017 - 23 September 2017
Data from: United Kingdom
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Do you think that a payment from the UK to the EU of €55–75 billion to pay off its share of the EU’s liabilities is too high, fair, or that the UK should not pay any money to the EU?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	23 September 2017 Poll by Survation
Too high	42%
Fair	14%
The UK should not pay any money to exit the EU	33%
Don't know	11%

Choose first group:

Too high
Fair
The UK should not pay any money to exit the EU
Don't know

Choose second group:

Too high
Fair
The UK should not pay any money to exit the EU
Don't know

Choose third group:

Too high
Fair
The UK should not pay any money to exit the EU
Don't know

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The EU is an organisation with assets and liabilities.The EU has been clear that when the UK leaves, it is expected to pay off its share of the liabilities: this is referred to as the Brexit ‘divorce bill’ or exit bill. Recent estimates put the net bill at 55–75 billion euros. Which of the following is closest to your view.

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Do you think that a payment from the UK to the EU of €55–75 billion to pay off its share of the EU’s liabilities is too high, fair, or that the UK should not pay any money to the EU?

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