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Good job. Keeps the net benefiters out. (y) Nobody should have a right to suck the resources of a foreign country they have not contributed to.

So they'd need to plan at least 5 years prior to retirment and migration, with that specific intention in mind,, have £200,000 in the bank to invest, and employ an accountant to invest their life savings, for highest risk investments. If it goes tits up, the pensioners are left destitute, in a...

Nothing much to disagree with so far, as I said 200k ish, is broadly sufficient. VWRP (the same as VWRL with dividends reinvested) has the below performance: 1-Year Return: +29.20% 3-Year CAGR +17.74% 5-Year CAGR: +12.53% Since Inception CAGR: ~12.08% The exam question is therefore met...

You make it all sound so easily achievable, it's not. First of all you need this pot of £200,000. Only about 3% of UK adults have such savings. Yes, you can generate it with a sale of your house, if you own it..... The average historical rate has been between 10 and 10.7%. So a rate of 12.5% is...

So all good then. You can still do what you could before and in certain circumstances be financially better off. The minimum income requirements are slightly higher than minimum wage. It’s hardly a barrier

I've not been disingenuous in any way - I provided a clear example and the source of my research as the benefit of FOM for the ease of living, working and retiring in the EU. Whereas you can only cite specific examples, all of which have barriers to entry and thus not universal to British...

you have to know what you are searching for, otherwise you'll continue to get confused with all the different options. You asked ChatGPT the wrong question. But most of the information it gave you showed, just how simple it is. My specific reference was to the digital nomad scheme that many...

Only if no by-pass valve, in the main there will be a by-pass valve, so can have a TRV on all radiators. Position of radiators can change what is required, an outside wall will cool a radiator, and so mean a TRV connected to the radiator will show less than the real temperature of the room...

Anti-UK, Brexit proponent Fromage? The same slimy weasel that seeks foreign influence and money to taint this great country in the furtherance of his treasonous traitorous grifting activities? I can't think why no.

And its all thanks to YOU -- because YOU voted for it

You must really enjoy showing yourself up! I have explained countless times how brexit forced a change of plans of not only myself but millions of people... Given the way you voted you won't/can't understand this :rolleyes: And yet again I give answers and you swerve... The sad little bully...

Oh really How is spending out of control? NHS waiting lists are 8 million Mental health service is in a terrible state Social care is in a terrible state Criminal justice system is in a terrible state Maternity is massively underfunded A and E have patients in corridors Perhaps you mean the...

And we have more small boat arrivals than ever, thanks to Brexit.

by 2025 brexit has 1) reduced Uk gdp by 6% to 8% 2) reduced investment by between 12% and 18% 3) reduced employment by 3% to 4% 4) reduced productivity by 3% to 4% this is a key factor in why Labour govt are having to increase taxes to meet the cost of public services, it also is a key...

so why did Jeremy Hunt cut employees National Insurance when there was no money? if you mean asylum seekers, well its not that easy to solve -the Tories tried and failed massively or do you mean legal migration....Boris did well on that eh so reverse brexit then not true nowhere have you...

You voted to get brexit done Voted labour ? Proved correct, how ? Easy to not believe any incoming party promises, but it's the direction of travel that matters. At this stage it's opinions only How ? How ? Fanciful bias I think

Sadly it is just a reflection of the state our country is in, there has to be tax rises, I would guess Rachel will be breaking her promise too. Country is heading towards a total mess, Brexit was the beginning of it, followed by years of the most incompetent gov ever (not helped by covid) And...

Convincing Fickos seems to be an easy task doesn't it Notch (y)

The thermostat you have is digital, i.e. on/off, the analogue thermostat is seen as being much better, i.e. it turns the boiler up/down. However, the simplest analogue thermostat has no wires and is called a thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) so we start to look at the complete system, and also...

1} Setting the lock shield valve is easier once the programmable TRV is fitted. Many programmable TRV heads tell you the current and target, and if the current is above the target, then the lock shield needs closing a little so it does not over shoot. 2) My house is on three floors, and the...