Thailand quizzes
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News Forum - Frozen pension policy: British expat’s dream turns into nightmare
That's why I stated in an early post it would be cheaper for the UK Government to pay these Expat pensioners their annual increase the particular chap in question 77 years old with a heart condition wife and School age child if he moved back to the UK it would cost the UK Government significantly more in add on benefits for himself and his family and the cost of NHS care. X this chap by 500'000 and it would be a huge strain on the UK welfare state. -
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News Forum - Frozen pension policy: British expat’s dream turns into nightmare
But he would be able to claim pension credits and other benefits. He is better off in UK to access that help -
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News Forum - Frozen pension policy: British expat’s dream turns into nightmare
Not true i live here on my age pension with bi-annual increases -
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News Forum - Silencing the Voice: Pro-Thaksin outlet shuts down, sending shockwaves
Job done, the Thaksin family empire has been "rehabilitated", what do they need a personal TV channel for now?- 1
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News Forum - Frozen pension policy: British expat’s dream turns into nightmare
He may or may not have paid for it, although if he is reliant on his UK state pension he probably hasn't - most of my income comes from occupational pensions, but over the years, many of those as a higher tax rate payer, I probably have covered the cost of my state pension. Even so I would take my state pension being frozen into account for any long term planning, and it is not as though this is something new, it has been policy for many years.
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