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How to tell if you're dealing with a MAGA folk?
When did you stop beating your wife? -
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One Big Beautiful Bill? More Like One Big Bloody Oversized Stich-Up, Bruv
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How to prevent others from selling my condo?
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Transfer of 800K using Wise for 1 Year Extension Visa
US$9,900 is not a small transfer. Comparisons that I have done over the years has shown WISE to ALWAYS be cheaper for anything up to 1 million Baht. There is a tapering effect as the amount becomes larger but the difference in exchange rates has always been better than fees charged.- 1
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Crime Brutal Bloodshed in Pattaya: Briton Stabbed, Suspects Vanish
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United States credit rating
That, would be the least of our problems, have more than enough. Especially since, we have no bills, except phone & internet, and car insurance, which we really don't need. USA ... Not much there in IRAs, but I don't need any funds at USA, or Soc Sec. Matter of fact, my SS could end tomorrow, and I'd have no problem staying in TH, till I crapped out. What little time that's going to be Wife already has her retirement fund, and me, a very nice oops fund. We have solar & BEVs. And living on a bartering system wouldn't be a problem if currency was useless. Especially after 1 growing season. As I said, 2 lots we have are empty now. None of this was planned, it just sort of happened. Wife's hobby is gardening & growing food. Along with seamstress, and can make anything. Got a storage room full of material. She makes almost all our clothes now. Me, I just hate monopolies, (PEA & big oil), hence the solar & BEVs. Without those 2 bills, I'm amazed how lttle we need to spend to live on. I actually banked all of my Soc Sec last year, and we lived on the pittance of my pension. Almost 2 yrs in a row, I didn't need Soc Sec, and I use the deposit method for retirement extensions, so not exactly pocket change. All went into her retirement account, along with buying those 2 lots, we ain't using. I am 70 yrs old, and 35 yrs of working & investing, so have a wee bit to show for it. I had no kids, and a DINK when married in USA. Haven't carried a bank note, or interest payment in over 40 years.
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