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    Surley a someone who has lived and worked in this country all his life has a right to marry who he wants and bring them here.?

    Andy you are right
    I am John.... I have worked hard all my life here in the UK. I thought I had a good living..I have savings can go on holiday even travel round the world to get married.
    I have no intentions of bringing my wife Maricris to the UK and try to live off Benifits. I have never claimed for Benifits and hopefuly I never will. But the target the Goverment is asking is way out of my reach. I live here in the north.... some on this forum say it is not a lot of money..But I asure you not many employers are willing to pay £400+ a week not in the days of national minimum wage. Who knows what will happen if this is implemented there is no way I would reach the Goverments financial target. So dose Maricris stay were she is..this is all going pear shaped


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    Quote Originally Posted by John_10 View Post
    Surley a someone who has lived and worked in this country all his life has a right to marry who he wants and bring them here.?

    Andy you are right
    I am John.... I have worked hard all my life here in the UK. I thought I had a good living..I have savings can go on holiday even travel round the world to get married.
    I have no intentions of bringing my wife Maricris to the UK and try to live off Benifits. I have never claimed for Benifits and hopefuly I never will. But the target the Goverment is asking is way out of my reach. I live here in the north.... some on this forum say it is not a lot of money..But I asure you not many employers are willing to pay £400+ a week not in the days of national minimum wage. Who knows what will happen if this is implemented there is no way I would reach the Goverments financial target. So dose Maricris stay were she is..this is all going pear shaped
    John don't be so downhearted & don't be a victim, from your post you shouldn't have a problem.
    You've got to stay positive, hard though that seems sometimes, we've all been there.

    andy222, you need to stop being so negative too.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sim11UK View Post
    John don't be so downhearted & don't be a victim, from your post you shouldn't have a problem.
    You've got to stay positive, hard though that seems sometimes, we've all been there.

    andy222, you need to stop being so negative too.
    I agree.


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    Quote Originally Posted by John_10 View Post
    Surley someone who has lived and worked in this country all his life has a right to marry who he wants and bring them here.?

    I am John.... I have worked hard all my life here in the UK. I thought I had a good living..I have savings can go on holiday even travel round the world to get married.

    But the target the Goverment is asking is way out of my reach. I live here in the north. ... some on this forum say it is not a lot of money..But I asure you not many employers are willing to pay £400+ a week not in the days of national minimum wage.
    with John. Even taking into account the combined total of MY Occupational and State Pensions, there's NO WAY I could match any more than half the unrealistic Government figures quoted. Those who claim it isn't a lot of money are either fortunate enough to be [that] well-off ... or they're living in cloud land. End of story!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    with John. Even taking into account the combined total of MY Occupational and State Pensions, there's NO WAY I could match any more than half the unrealistic Government figures quoted. Those who claim it isn't a lot of money are either fortunate enough to be [that] well-off ... or they're living in cloud land. End of story!
    25k is the average uk wage......no cuckoo land or well off.......it's just average.


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    25k is the average uk wage......not cuckoo land or well off....... it's just average.
    It may BE for the hours YOU purport to work (by your OWN admission) ... but the average wage for a senior clerk [which I was] putting in a NORMAL 36-hour working week is NOWHERE near £25k p.a.! Mark my words.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    It may BE for the hours YOU purport to work (by your OWN admission) ... but the average wage for a senior clerk [which I was] putting in a NORMAL 36-hour working week is NOWHERE near £25k p.a.! Mark my words.
    Goodness me I didn't state it was average....the national statistics did!

    It just goes to show there's a north south divide


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    Goodness me I didn't state it was average.... the national statistics did!
    Ahh ... well, now ... ... I'm sure you're familiar with the old saying: "There's lies ... damn lies ... and statistics !!!".


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    Quote Originally Posted by Arthur Little View Post
    Ahh ... well, now ... ... I'm sure you're familiar with the old saying: "There's lies ... damn lies ... and statistics !!!".
    Says the gospel of St Arthur....it must true....anyway back to the grindstone


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post

    It just goes to show there's a north south divide
    ... there, I'd be inclined to agree!


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    Quote Originally Posted by gWaPito View Post
    25k is the average uk wage......no cuckoo land or well off.......it's just average.
    who says the average wage is 25k
    old saying about statistics. put your head in an oven and your feet in a fridge, and statistics will tell you your doing fine

    not many service jobs pay £25k, have a look in your local paper are paying that or more.. many pay minimum wage
    http://www.filipinouk.com/forum/image.php?type=sigpic&userid=870&dateline=1270312908


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    http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/a...ages-2010.html

    A few more stats on UK salaries....


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    Quote Originally Posted by John_10 View Post

    I assure you not many employers are willing to pay £400+ a week not in the days of national minimum wage.
    Referring once more to this extract from John's post ... ... ... again!


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