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DOGE Is Far Short of Its Goal, and Still Overstating Its Progress - Elon Musk
Trump has proven capable of doing so without any assistance whatsoever. When you're the laughingstock of the world after two months in office..... -
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SUVs, choices and reviews please. Haval H6 thoughts?
Mazda SUV CX-5 S is a great car to drive. Mine has 2.5 L petrol. Hard to find in Thailand now. Biggest engine they have now seems to be 2.2. They are pricey though, as they are assembled in Malaysia and not Thailand. Not sure if duty or what the reason but you can pay 1.6 - 1.7 million baht for top of the line. You could import one from Japan - shipping is remarkably cheap - but Thai duty is not. Japan-made usually better IMO (but with Japanese language gauges). You may also like the MG SUVs made in China - I think they have EV options too. Similar look to the Mazda CX-5 but cheaper. End of the day, how the car feels when driving is at the top of my list. That's why I bought the CX-5. A bit older now. But read the reviews for newest models before you take the leap on any car and definitely test drive first. -
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Thai Tax on UK pensions
Yes, but stated this often those lucky to receive so many increases over several decades now know how we feel somewhat us the 550K plus frozen pensioners feel!!! -
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The US Debt Problem
At $36trillion (£29trillion), the national US debt is larger than the economy: it is the highest in the world. US debt rose from $5.8trillion in 2001, with Trump adding $7.8trillion in his first term, and Biden piling on another $8.5trillion during his tenure. However, the US government has been able to borrow almost unlimited amounts of money at reasonable rates of interest thanks to the status of Treasury bonds. In other words IOUs, as the ultimate in secure investments. Foreign governments have been big holders of US Treasuries because of their perceived security status. What to do? Stephen Miran, chair of Trump's council of economic advisers, proposed the 'Mar-a-Lago accord', a plan whereby foreign governments would be 'persuaded' into trading in the Treasuries they currently hold for much longer dated US debt, with maturities of up to 100 years. Trump has, however, recklessly squandered goodwill among former allies who might have been open to persuasion. Now it's 'Donald no mates' Trump except for Russia, Belarus and Israel. And China, the second-largest holder of US Treasuries holding about $760billion, is rumoured to have been steadily reducing their holdings, prompting Trump to refer to people getting 'yippy'. RUTH SUNDERLAND: Donald Trump has a big debt problem -
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yet another U Turn from Trump's tariffs
He's rigging the market, making his friends rich. They will be informed in time before he makes announcements, so they know when to buy or sell. -
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Incapacitaed and in hospital, how do I pay?
maybe get a thai gf who will look after your money .... there's plenty of them in Pattaya
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