your husband is a good manOriginally Posted by pennybarry
Hubby pays tax as a single person eversince. He works fulltime plus overtime too. He served the army for 7 years based in Germany and Canada.
He works so hard!
But I don't know where's the money.you're very blessed.
Check under the mattressHubby pays tax as a single person eversince. He works fulltime plus overtime too. He served the army for 7 years based in Germany and Canada.
But I don't know where's the money.
Sometimes you're flush and sometimes you're bust, and when you're up, it's never as good as it seems, and when you're down, you never think you'll be up again. But life goes on.
The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman is seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides. True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. It's the passion that she shows to the outside world.
you never know what (or whom) you will find!Check under the mattress
I did Tawi!Check under the mattress
He said his ex had. No more left for me.you never know what (or whom) you will find!
Only the pension is the chance. Bwahahahha lols!
gosh! I'm overwhelmed! lolz!I did Tawi!
He said his ex had. No more left for me.
Only the pension is the chance. Bwahahahha lols!
Yeah that's probably right and they way he has been "cared" for is wrong.
Jim
In theory yes, SERPS in the old days and now Additional State Pension but it's not a huge amount and it assumes their will be no changes in the next 14 years.Yehey! thank you!
I should tell that to my hubby too
Looking forward for my hubby's pension money!
It's not so much how much tax you pay but SERPS and Additional State Pension are earnings related.
When the Tories get in next election they have already stated that they will bring forward the plans to increase pension age so the likes of me who could have retired at 65 will probably have to wait to age 66 or 67 now.
Chances are that state pension will be worth even less in 15 years time and if the economy doesn't improve drastically our personal pensions are not going to be worth an awful lot either.
Philippines has reciprocal pension agreement with the UK so a Brit can take their state pension in the Phils and will still get any annual increases and so on.
Trouble is the pound may not be worth a lot in 15 years
Jim
I lost a lot of weight first time I spent a reasonable length of time there (6 weeks)Since I came to live in the Philippines, i have gained . . . about . . . 3 stone. I am very overweight now, but after next week when I get back to my normal life in the UK, I'll be back to my original weight in a short matter of months. No San Mig, a lot less food, and back to "porridge" . . .
the difference is, I am in control of myself,
This "man" is being enabled to eat himself into the grave. If that's the plan, I hope he has a few extra orders of chips tonight, just to speed up the process.
What's more is that when the lazy lump had a job, it was at the post office! Still not contributing anything then? I mean, a job that a trained monkey with a thimble can do.
Sickening man.
As for Tawi, looks like he's gonna be booking a flight to pattya soon to do some "fishing"
But Ana does get upset if I don't eat properly
Jim
Sew up the Fs mouth I say!!!
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