Thailand’s trade deficit for June amounts to 40 billion baht as baht weakens

[jacko45k]

50 minutes ago, mikebell said:

Like State pensions for those living in Thailand?

Well I like to think I paid specifically for that as I chose to do voluntary NHI payments.... sometimes some substantial catch-up cheques. 

[paulikens]

6 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Well I like to think I paid specifically for that as I chose to do voluntary NHI payments.... sometimes some substantial catch-up cheques. 

@jacko45k ????

[whiteman]

nz $ is moving up at last to the Bhat

[Jumbo1968]

5 hours ago, mikebell said:

Like State pensions for those living in Thailand?

Yes people like me who contributed 47 plus years of National Insurance and Income Tax, I don’t put a burden on the NHS now I live here.

[mikebell]

13 hours ago, Jumbo1968 said:

Yes people like me who contributed 47 plus years of National Insurance and Income Tax, I don’t put a burden on the NHS now I live here.

Wow - that's more than me!  I did nearly 40 years sometimes working three jobs in my service to my country.  My state pension is 350 UKP a month.  Going back next week to see family & if I knew how I'd claim full pension for the 1st time in nearly 20 years.

[mikebell]

18 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Well I like to think I paid specifically for that as I chose to do voluntary NHI payments.... sometimes some substantial catch-up cheques. 

Going back next week -- I'd love to know how to claim full pension whilst I am there!