^^^get onit
^^^get onit
Stay at home, drink cheap booze and get your missus out working mate.
That chart looks like yet another "dickster up my asre". You mean "MEAN" there are less Pataya girls to "go round".
Fish be sliding in second. Damn right, wearing a raincoat.
Just joking boys. I wanted to start a new thread. All things in Oregon.
Lost the new thread tab. Please advise Huston.
Buy a pie factory of course, and I just happen to know someone who run one
seriously, what happened to your Singapore wife and family ? you left that place completely ?
anyway, don't put money in Thailand, you will be outsmart by locals or greedy farang long timers, ask LoyToy
#1Go to some place where you don't know the rules.
#2 Throw your life savings into her, Fred Wiggy call home, public joke
#3 Expect the unexpected.
I don’t see anyone being very helpful. You could talk to a financial advisor, though you’d have to be careful as their main aim is to get fees for selling products.
Ok, feeling bad for the op, I went through it again. All I got out of it is save early, save often. I trust you didn't miss the boat.
the fish
So, lets just pretend then. If I spelled it out for you would you buy the book?
If you have to get an adviser make sure he/she is a fee only adviser. Hell, I'll be more than happy to make money off your money. Remember that.
As for the rest, when I'm sitting by the river writing my book ......well never mind.
the fishes
My advice, start building up a portfolio of dividend paying shares. Ignore market swings- you've got a ten plus year outlook.
Most financial advisors I don't trust, and frankly the best ones you can't afford.
Don't be suckered into remarkably high interest rate 'opportunities', load of money been lost that way.
I still live and work in Singapore. I pay my ex wife $3000 a month as part of the divorce settlement, rent an apartment and subsequently save next to nothing each month and will probably have to disappear at some stage. However i do have some money in the bank after the divorce and just considering what to do with it. I am also in the process of buying a terraced house in the UK (with the assistance of an expat buy to let mortgage) that I will rent out. If that works out I may buy another - but that might be going down the too many eggs in one basket route, especially with the uncertainties of Brexit.
Thanks for all the replies so far! Very interesting.
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