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Unless EU creates some kind of special visa allowing easy migration of British pensioners it simply won't be possible for vast majority of people in this country.
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Oi that pigeon is due for battery replacement. Send it back to headquarters before everyone is back outside.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostNot British pensioners after the end of the year as they will lose their healthcare
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Also they might not be able to access their pensions as easily as before. Phone charges, mandatory health insurance for travel.
Do you think that just because you are "Bri ish" you can pick any country in Europe and expect them to welcome you?
One of those mortgage over 60 schemes while living in Swindon should do just fine.
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Not British pensioners after the end of the year as they will lose their healthcare
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good weather, good food, 7% taxOriginally posted by AtW View Post“The 7% flat rate will apply to whatever income a person might have, be that rents or dividends as well as pensions,” says Alex Patelis, chief economic adviser to Athens’ resolutely pro-business premier Kyriakos Mitsotakis. “As a reformist government, we have to basically try to tick all the boxes in order to boost the economy and change growth models in Greece.”“
Sun, sea, safety: Greece woos Europe's pensioners with 7% income tax rate | World news | The Guardian

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7% flat tax rate
“The 7% flat rate will apply to whatever income a person might have, be that rents or dividends as well as pensions,” says Alex Patelis, chief economic adviser to Athens’ resolutely pro-business premier Kyriakos Mitsotakis. “As a reformist government, we have to basically try to tick all the boxes in order to boost the economy and change growth models in Greece.”“
Sun, sea, safety: Greece woos Europe's pensioners with 7% income tax rate | World news | The Guardian
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