delh

Whilst im not drawing mine yet, information from uk government is that mine will be 33000@ 46 baht/ pound

I'd paid in the full 35 years, now, im 4 years short of full entitlement. If i catch up the four years, the quotation is 193 sterling per week, or 10036 pounds annually. I'd need to add circa 3000 sterling to make up the difference which is around 24 pounds a week.

Price rises have happened worldwide, regardless of Brexit or Covid. Prices have increased here in Thailand also. Im pretty sure this has nothing to do with frozen uk pensions. There is absolutely no connection between British frozen pensions, Brexit and Covid. If there were, surely youd have supplied links? It sounds like a Brexit bash comment.

Offer links.... The ruling was made years before Brexit was even discussed. And Scottish pensions will get better 🤣🤣. Offer evidence.

The fact that people have contributed to their pensions entitles them to the same benefits as everyone else. British pensioners living across Europe have increased, whats the difference on location?

How, exactly didn't Brexit help British government policy on pensions? And how, exactly has Covid influenced British government rulings on pension increases for non EU overseas pension payments?

How, exactly, didn't Brexit help?

My take. I've been here for 12 years. I'm in Samui. During the difficulties of the C.v.d years, locally, many lost their business and far more lost their jobs. Thais could always easily find another job. Samui is a tourist destination, it brought employment for many Thais, northern eastern, southern etc. At that stage with a different govern m ENt Thais from all over would have accepted T's return, assuming it would have been an improvement on the previous. Any thoughts?