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Swiss Tourist Arrested in Phuket After Drug Video Goes Viral
Another idiot bragging own crime on internet. Not even having an instinct as the perpetrator; keeping low profile. -
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Angry with Trump, international tourists scrap their U.S. travel plans
Given Trump's over-the-top hostility to both countries, you make a fair point. -
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Updates and events in the War in Ukraine 2025
well.. im here fighting for almost 2 years here now.. started with the legendary defence of bahmut.. avdiivka. and liberating klichivka and other things.. maybe its time for you to wake up from your president putin brain wash and live in the reality? if you read my other posts i do believe i was being very objective and writing whats going on.. so.. pls link your brain with your fingers before posting something like this.. -
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Angry with Trump, international tourists scrap their U.S. travel plans
They would feel at home in Cuba. -
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Help needed with buying an annuity with my personal pension funds
Hi, I have had help from people in this forum in the past and am very grateful for that. After spending nearly 8 years in Thailand I have arrived back in the UK 12 days ago to sell my house and sort some financial stuff including my Money Purchase Private Pensions funds. I have 3 separate funds with different Insurance companies but they are all similar, quite old and I think with profit schemes. Adding all 3 I have a total of about £300,000. I have contact details for all 3. My original plan was to contact a SIPP provider and move all 3 to this but now I am thinking of buying an annuity as the annuity rates are quite good and I want things to be simple in the future. So take 25% tax free lump sum and buy an annuity with the rest. My question what is the best way to go about doing this? Do I need or would it be wise to have an Independent Financial Advisor help me? If so would they charge me a fee? Or could I just look on the internet to find the Insurance company offering the best annuity rate, contact them, and they would do all the processing, hopefully for free? Any help much appreciated. Thanks in advance Keith PS I will be 72 next month and am looking forward to spending the rest of my life relaxing in Thailand with minimum financial decisions. -
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Another example of Trump's IQ level
I was saying that Wayne’s a US citizen, and that It is amusing how the American left is rooting for every country but their own. Why are you asking me?
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