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Pension UK
Pressures on the UK economy not being helped by spending over 8 million a day looking after illegal immigrants, we should not even be feeding them! https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-68781450 -
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Zelinsky: The End Is Near
The Russian navy does not need Crimea to control its naval entry to the Black Sea. It can do that just as easily from the port of Novorosslyk. The Russian bear will not go back to sleep. The Russian demographic is collapsing, this is the Kremlin's last chance to push westward to natural land barriers. Putin's miscalculated invasion only succeeded in adding 1500 km of frontier with a new NATO country, Finland. The Finns have not forgotten how they were forced to cede Karelia in 1940. Russia has an existential crisis as bad as Ukraine. Appeasing it is just kicking the can down the road. -
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Options for medical treatment for cancer (In thailand)
Yes I am here. There are established immunothrapies for only a few cancers. Insurance will only cover established therapies, not experimental ones (which in any event are limited to people who do have not responded to conventional treatments). . In addition a hospitalization only policy might not cover outpatient immunotherapy. Cancer is not a single disease but a large group of very different diseases. Specifically what type of cancer are you worried about and why? Unless you have a specific indication of having a type of cancer treated by immunological agents, the likelihood of this exact situation arising is low. And if you do have such indication then it woukd be pre-existing and not covered by a new insurance policy, period. By the way immunological therapy can be as difficult as regular chemotheraoy in terms of side effects. -
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Zelinsky: The End Is Near
There was an agreement that the Yanks broke and the Eastward expansion started, stop denying history. -
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Where Will We Be in Five Years?
Go buy a new hangbag. That will make the next 4 years seem better. -
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Where Will We Be in Five Years?
Correct. The massive wealth inequality in the world is underpinned by this chart: While just above one percent of the world's population had fortunes of more than one million U.S. dollars in 2022, more than half of the global population had a total wealth of less than 10,000 U.S. dollars. 648 million people in the world, about eight percent of the global population, live in extreme poverty, which means they subsist on less than US$2.15 per day. Almost a quarter of the global population, 23 percent, lived below the US$3.65 poverty line, and almost half, 47 percent, lived below the US$6.85 poverty line, as reported in the 2022 Poverty and Shared Prosperity report. This also means that the global median income (US$7.60 per person per day) is very close to the UMIC line. Global inequality is growing, with half the world’s wealth now in the hands of just 1% of the population, according to a new report. The report shows that a person needs only $3,210 (£2,100) to be in the wealthiest 50% of world citizens. About $68,800 secures a place in the top 10%, while the top 1% have more than $759,900. The report defines wealth as the value of assets including property and stock market investments, but excludes debt. About 3.4 bn people – just over 70% of the global adult population – have wealth of less than $10,000. A further 1bn – a fifth of the world’s population – are in the $10,000-$100,000 range. Each of the remaining 383m adults – 8% of the population – has wealth of more than $100,000. This number includes about 34m US dollar millionaires. About 123,800 individuals of these have more than $50m, and nearly 45,000 have more than $100m. The UK has the third-highest number of these “ultra-high net worth” individuals. The Credit Suisse survey calculates that there are now 2.4 million dollar millionaires in the UK , up 68,000 on a year earlier. In the US the number of millionaires is now more than 15m – up 903,000.
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