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Only another 20 points or so and it will be at the level when we arrived and made our plans.

Along with that,fixed pension and other unexpected events puts a little stress on some.

 

Anyway,small murphy's.

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7 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

Don't worry it will be down again, always does, while others US EU

seem a lot more stable.

regards Worgeordie

you sound like father 555   he used to say " what goes up always (sooner or later) comes down "

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Just now, RichardColeman said:

Hope so, I'd easily transfer enough deposit for a retirement visa as opposed  to a marriage one !

It was for nearly 2 weeks and I got my retirement money and cash for the Vigo I bought cash.

I switched to marriage and the money saved still the same money. 

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16 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

This is great news for many (although not for me). I remember one column of Project Fear was that the pound would crash to 30 THB post Brexit. 

 

Yet here it is at 45. Up 10% and climbing. Funny that... 

Back up to pre Brexit levels?

No?

OK.

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19 hours ago, Kwasaki said:

I'm waiting for it to go 75 again like it did 2005.????

That's how my wife got her house from her ex. Bless that bloke. But I've since had to replace all the nearly 20 year old lights, switches, electrical outlets, and plug the roof leaks.

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7 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Bought my house then and it cost about 600,000 Baht/8000 sterling. Paid for it in cash. Spent double that on bringing it up to date and it's probably worth 3.5 million now.

House Original 30.jpg

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House Original 47.jpg

White Room Remodel 3.jpg

Good days for sure, glad to hear you got lucky.

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47 minutes ago, BritManToo said:

Are the Oz, NZ and Canada dollar up to pre-Brexit levels yet?

Da_mn those Brexiteers ........... destroying Commonwealth currencies all over the world!

45 this morning because my pension is due Monday. 55

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1 hour ago, thaiowl said:

Or 84 like it did in Jan 1998...my Mum changed all her travelers cheques at that rate

Whow !!  I only read somewhere 56 baht to US dollar one time.

Remember the time in 1999 I came to Bkk and there was unfinished fly-over all over the place and no-one working them.

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37 minutes ago, peleid said:

Only the start. JP Morgan have just announced Thailand will be in the top 5 countries in the world in having their economy hit due to lack of vaccinations

Yeah sad and the rich and banks will stay rich and the numbers of poor will increase or die of covid.

Nearly all my wife's family are out of work now.

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