Leave The United Kingdom Before 2030

Summary

This video discusses the changing landscape of the UK, highlighting issues such as tax increases, a potential departure tax in Canada, and the impact of the fourth Industrial Revolution. It addresses concerns over state pensions, infrastructure decay, and a shift towards green energy, suggesting that these developments may prompt a reconsideration of living in the UK. The speaker recommends exploring relocation options to countries like Paraguay or Mexico for a better quality of life and lower living costs.

Takeaways

• 🇬🇧 The United Kingdom is undergoing significant changes that may affect its trajectory permanently.
• 📈 There is a perception that both new and previous UK governments are increasing taxes and taking from the working class.
• 🇨🇦 Canada is considering imposing a departure tax, making it difficult for citizens to leave and potentially increasing the time required for document processing.
• 💼 UK tax thresholds on earnings have been frozen, and capital gains allowances have been significantly reduced, leading to more people being taxed at higher rates.
• 📉 Inheritance tax in the UK is predicted to rise significantly, potentially from 40% to 54%.
• 👴 State pensions in the UK are among the lowest in Europe, with a growing call for means-testing, which could exclude some individuals from receiving them.
• 🛣️ UK infrastructure, including roads and public spaces, is described as deteriorating, with potholes and litter becoming common issues.
• 🏬 High streets and shopping malls in the UK are experiencing a significant number of business closures, leading to ghost-town-like conditions.
• 🚗 There is a push towards green energy and electric vehicles in the UK, with potential implications for long-distance travel and affordability.
• 🌱 The UK government is reportedly paying farmers to retire or leave farming, leading to concerns about food production and potential collapse.
• 🌐 Surveillance is increasing in the UK, with facial recognition technology being implemented in various public and private spaces.

Q & A

What is the main concern expressed by the client of Nomad Elad regarding the United Kingdom?

The main concern is that both the new labor government and the previous conservatives have been stealing from the working people through changes to tax roles, which is a continuation of a pattern that is also seen in other countries like Canada.

What is the issue with the Canadian government's approach to taxation as mentioned in the script?

The Canadian government is looking to impose a new departure tax and is making changes to existing rules to ensure that Canadians cannot leave until the new law has been passed, which is seen as a way to keep people in the country for longer to pay more taxes.

How has the UK government's freezing of tax thresholds until 2028 affected taxpayers?

By freezing tax thresholds, the UK government has effectively implemented a stealth tax, as more people are pushed into higher tax bands as wages increase, without any corresponding increase in the thresholds.

What changes have been made to the capital gains allowances in the UK, and why is this significant?

The capital gains allowances have been reduced from £12,000 to £3,000. This reduction is significant as it means individuals have less room to make capital gains without being taxed, effectively increasing the tax burden on those selling assets.

What is the predicted change in inheritance tax rates in the UK, and why is this a concern?

The inheritance tax is predicted to rise from 40% to 54%. This is a concern because it could disincentivize wealth transfer and inheritance, potentially leading to disincentives for saving and investing.

How does the cost of living in the UK affect the value of state pensions?

Even though the state pensions in the UK are not particularly high, the high cost of living means that the value of these pensions is significantly reduced, potentially leading to a lower quality of life for retirees.

What is the growing call among politicians regarding the state pension in the UK?

There is a growing call for the state pension to be means-tested, which could result in individuals who have contributed to workplace schemes being ineligible for the state pension, effectively penalizing them for their prior contributions.

What changes are being made to the UK's infrastructure and public services, and what are the implications?

The UK's infrastructure is described as crumbling, with potholes on roads and public areas filled with litter. Public toilets are in a state of disrepair, and there is a general neglect of maintenance in public spaces. These changes imply a decline in the quality of public services and living standards.

How is the UK government's policy on green energy affecting farmers and food production?

The UK government is paying farmers to retire or leave farming, and farms are being turned into rewilding areas or covered in solar panels. This is leading to a predicted collapse in food production, as farmers are being incentivized to stop farming.

What is the impact of the UK's shift towards electric vehicles and green energy on the average citizen?

The shift towards electric vehicles is making cars more expensive and less practical for long-distance travel, which is a burden for the average citizen. Additionally, the push for heat pumps to replace gas boilers may not provide enough heat in colder climates, leading to discomfort and increased energy costs.

How are changes in the UK's transportation system affecting motorists and the general public?

The UK is implementing road closures, reduced parking spaces, increased parking charges, and ultra-low emission zones. There is also a probable introduction of pay-per-mile schemes and lower speed limits. These changes are making transportation more expensive and less convenient for motorists and the public.

Outlines

00:00

🏛️ UK's Political and Economic Shifts

The video discusses recent developments in the UK that suggest a significant change in the country's trajectory. It mentions the new labor government's continuation of the conservatives' policies, which allegedly exploit the working class through tax changes. The script also highlights the difficulties faced by Canadians with the introduction of a departure tax, making it harder for citizens to leave the country. The client from Nomad Elad criticizes tax thresholds being frozen and capital gains allowances being significantly reduced, affecting the financial well-being of UK citizens. The video promises to analyze these issues further to help viewers make informed decisions about their future.

05:01

🛣️ Infrastructure Decay and Public Services

This paragraph focuses on the deteriorating infrastructure in the UK, with potholes becoming a common sight on roads. It draws a comparison with the situation in Texas, where roads are similarly in poor condition despite being in a first-world country. The script criticizes the UK government for spending on international causes while neglecting public areas filled with litter and poorly maintained facilities. It also mentions the decline in public transportation quality and the high costs associated with it, contrasting with the better-maintained roads and facilities seen in some third-world countries and other parts of Europe.

10:02

🌱 Environmental Policies and Societal Changes

The script addresses the fourth Industrial Revolution and the push towards green energy in the UK, despite the high costs and practical limitations of electric vehicles. It discusses the government's incentives for farmers to retire, leading to a potential collapse in food production. The video also touches on societal changes, including the rise of surveillance, the implementation of low-traffic neighborhoods, and the increase in monitoring and control over citizens' lives. It highlights the disconnect between the government's actions and the needs and desires of the people, as well as the impact of immigration and demographic shifts on the country's identity.

15:04

🌐 Global Agendas and Personal Choices

The final paragraph discusses the broader implications of the 2030 agenda and the potential loss of personal freedom and financial stability due to government policies. It suggests that individuals have the choice to either accept the current situation or seek a new life in a different country with a more promising future. The video encourages viewers to consider relocating to countries like Paraguay or Mexico, where the cost of living is lower and the culture may be more aligned with their values. It emphasizes the importance of acting sooner rather than later, as the global shift towards digital currencies and increased surveillance may soon limit personal choices and freedoms.

Keywords

💡Tax Roles

Tax roles refer to the rules and regulations that determine how taxes are calculated and collected. In the video, it is mentioned that both the new labor government and the previous conservatives have been accused of using tax roles to take advantage of working people, suggesting that changes to these rules could disproportionately affect certain segments of society.

💡Departure Tax

A departure tax is a levy imposed on individuals or entities leaving a country or region. The script discusses the Canadian government's consideration of such a tax, which would potentially affect those looking to leave the country, as it could be a financial burden and a disincentive to emigrate.

💡Apostil

An apostille is a form of authentication issued to documents for international legal use. In the context of the video, the difficulty in obtaining an apostille for Canadian clients is highlighted as a bureaucratic hurdle that could be tied to the government's efforts to retain citizens within the country before the implementation of a departure tax.

💡Steel Tax

The term 'steel tax' in the video is used metaphorically to describe a situation where the government effectively increases taxes on its citizens without directly raising tax rates. This is exemplified by the freezing of tax thresholds, which means as wages increase, more people are pushed into higher tax brackets, thus paying more in taxes.

💡Inheritance Tax

Inheritance tax is a tax levied on money or property passed on from one generation to another. The video discusses predictions of an increase in the UK's inheritance tax rate, which could significantly impact the amount of wealth that can be passed down through families.

💡State Pension

A state pension is a regular payment made by the government to individuals who have reached retirement age. The video points out that UK state pensions are not particularly high and are among the lowest in Europe, which is a concern for those planning for their retirement.

💡Means-Tested Benefits

Means-tested benefits are social welfare payments that are available only to individuals or families with incomes below a certain level. The script mentions a growing call for state pensions to be means-tested, which could potentially exclude those who have contributed to workplace schemes from receiving state support.

💡National Insurance Contributions

National Insurance Contributions are social security payments made by workers in the UK to fund state benefits, including the state pension. The video discusses the requirement of having a minimum number of years of contributions to qualify for a full pension, which is a common system across many countries to ensure that only those who have contributed receive benefits.

💡Winter Fuel Allowance

The winter fuel allowance is a payment made to help pensioners with the cost of heating during the winter months. The video notes that this allowance, which was once a guaranteed support, is now being means-tested, indicating a shift in social welfare policy that could leave some pensioners without this additional financial support.

💡Infrastructure

Infrastructure refers to the basic physical and organizational structures needed for the operation of a society or enterprise. The video script criticizes the state of UK infrastructure, citing poor road conditions and a lack of maintenance as examples of a broader decline in public services and investment.

💡Fourth Industrial Revolution

The Fourth Industrial Revolution refers to the current and developing environment where digital technologies are increasingly integrated into all aspects of society. The video discusses how this revolution is influencing policy and societal changes, including a push towards green energy and electric vehicles, which are seen as necessary for reducing carbon emissions.

Highlights

The United Kingdom is undergoing significant changes that may affect its trajectory permanently.

A recent email from a Nomad Elad client highlights concerns about the UK's political and economic direction.

The new labor government continues the trend of the conservatives in taking from the working class through tax role changes.

Canada is considering imposing a departure tax and changing existing rules to restrict citizens from leaving.

Tax thresholds on earnings in the UK have been frozen until 2028, effectively increasing taxes on wage increases.

Capital gains allowances in the UK have been significantly reduced, impacting personal financial planning.

Inheritance tax in the UK is predicted to rise substantially, affecting wealth transfer.

State pensions in the UK are among the lowest in Europe, with a high cost of living potentially reducing their effectiveness.

There is a growing political call for means-testing of state pensions in the UK.

Infrastructure in the UK is deteriorating, with roads and public spaces in poor condition.

Public transportation in the UK is expensive and availability is limited outside of large cities.

The fourth Industrial Revolution is pushing green energy and electric vehicles, despite their current limitations.

The UK government is incentivizing farmers to retire, potentially leading to a collapse in food production.

Surveillance is increasing in the UK, with monitoring cameras in stores and public spaces.

Immigration in the UK has led to demographic shifts and cultural changes in some areas.

The UK government and councils are not adhering to their published manifestos, dismissing local consultations.

The speaker suggests considering relocation to countries with lower living costs and more freedom, such as Paraguay or Mexico.

Transcripts

the United Kingdom is changing today

we're going to analyze some recent

developments that have changed the

trajectory of the United Kingdom

possibly forever we are going to break

down why it may be time to depart the

island and relocate to a different

geographic location very recently I

received an email from a client of nomad

elad and it was actually quite shocking

so what we are going to do in this video

is we're going to break down everything

that's been said and we're going to

bring logic to this whole discussion so

that we can make appropriate decisions

for our future our client says the

following the new labor government as

with the previous conservatives have

just taken over debaton and will

continue to steal from the working

people through changes to tax roles this

is nothing new we're seeing the same

thing happening not just in the UK but

also in Canada where they're looking to

impose a new departure tax and they're

making a lot of changes to existing

rules to ensure that Canadian

can't leave until the new law has been

passed now they're looking at a

departure tax and it's a very crazy deal

because a lot of our clients who are

Canadian they cannot get their documents

apostil because they have to wait for 3

to 6 months to get an appointment it

wasn't anything like this two years ago

a year ago this change happened very

recently and we connected the dots and

it turns out that this change is being

implemented so that in the event and

when it's not in the event it's when not

if the government introduces the

departure tax and makes changes to

existing tax laws more people will stay

in Canada people who they know want to

leave they want to keep these people in

Canada for as long as possible so that

they cannot get out of the country and

that they have to pay more taxes makes

perfect sense now we have found the

workaround for these people but this is

just a matter of fact he goes on he says

tax thresholds on earnings have been

frozen until 2028 this in effect is a

steel tax as more and more people come

within higher tax bands as wages

increase capital gains allowances which

originally was 12,000 was half to £6,000

and then down to

£3,000 this is crazy I have personally

verifi this information that now it is

indeed just £3,000 so they're just

finding ways to get more of your money

giving you few alliances increasing your

tax rates making your lives harder and

we're going to talk about the lot more

developments are happening in the UK

that make it crystal clear that this

country is definitely heading in the

wrong direction another point he makes

is that inheritance tax is predicted to

rise from 40% to

54% he also points out that according to

the

oecd state pensions in the UK aren't

particularly high and supposedly one of

the lowest in Europe and of course you

have the factor in the cost of living

because that's the ultimate deciding

factor you know you can have a lot of

income or seemingly High amount but if

you live in a very inflationary or just

a very expensive environment like the

United Kingdom your money may not go a

long way and you may be better of

relocating to a lowcost destination

potentially in South America potentially

in Africa or Asia he goes on there is a

growing call amongst politicians for the

state pension to be means tested so

someone like me wouldn't be eligible to

receive the SP therefore because we paid

into workplace schemes we could be

penalized interesting he goes on we pay

through our National Insurance

contributions whilst working and are

required to have a minimum of 35 years

of contributions to qualify for a full

pension now this system is not unique to

the United Kingdom is actually very

typical across the European continent

also in North America where you must

have paid in for a certain number of

years for you to get Social benefits and

if you haven't met the minimum

requirements you're probably not going

to get anything which is good because

all people are contributing and if you

are a working class or middle class

individual then having a pension or

Social Security is very important to

your financial health during your 60s 7s

80s and hopefully Beyond so he points

this out that things are not looking

good in this department either he says

as part of the pension they used to pay

a winter fuel allowance to help poor

pensioners through our cold Winters

Winters in the UK are brutal just as

they're brutal in Scandinavia or in

Central Europe Canada as well by the way

and we're going to get to a lot more

unpleasant news about just how things

are being regulated in the UK these days

and we're going to get to this in a

moment he goes on here this would

normally be 300 to 500 pound to every

pensioner that'd be good you know if you

have that kind of money extra it's an

extra allowance he says this year it

will only be paid to those on pension

credit means tested now we talk about

infrastructure it's also very important

he says our infrastructure is crumbling

doesn't that sound familiar he says with

potholes in the potholes on most roads

this is kind of weird because even here

in Texas I see roads here in Fort Worth

that have potholes in the potholes and

you have to drive around them because

you know you don't want to have a flat

tire or anything and it's been like this

already now for almost half a year so

it's kind of strange why they're not

fixing these roads because you know very

clearly we're paying money and taxes

we're being taxed a lot but not much is

happening right I know that there's no

state income tax in Texas but still you

know these roads should be fixed

consider considering that America is a

first world country he goes on here he

says we have seen better roads in third

world countries even in Paraguay even in

the city of course not the stone roads

but the roads they built now they're

actually not that bad right and in some

instances potentially even better than

the roads that we see in in the US some

of them better than the roads in the US

not all of them but some of them and in

Europe partially too right and he points

this out about the UK he says our

government has plenty to send to Ukraine

however then public areas of drun with

litter with public toilets a disgrace on

our recent trip to Thailand we were so

impressed by the standard of these type

of facilities everywhere one of the

things about Europe that a lot of people

don't understand is that Europe is old

money Europe is not new money the new

money is indeed in Asia some of it is in

Paraguay you know some of it is in the

US but a lot of the money in Europe is

old money which includes United Kingdom

he says grass verges are not cut anymore

with the excuse that it encourages

Wildlife okay they want more Wildlife

that's interesting he goes on roads and

cycle Lanes aren't swept anymore and

many have wheat growing in the gutters

roads flat often as the drains aren't

kept clear that's interesting now one of

the things here because I'm always

trying to give you a balanced View and

I'm trying to put things in perspective

Paraguay does have flooding issues okay

so I'm not pointing now a Rosy picture

that doesn't exist so flooding issues do

exist in emerging countries including in

Thailand including in Vietnam including

in the Philippines including in Paraguay

right but to see this in a super high

tax country like the United Kingdom is

definitely quite shocking he says High

streets and shopping malls are seeing an

inordinate number of business closing

making them like ghost towns that is not

good he says public transportation is

hideously expensive compared to other

cities where we have visited around the

world and the availability is only

adequate in large cities like London

okay now that's interesting because from

my experience you know my recent

experience in Europe you know just in

Spain and in Greece in Austria too like

public transportation is pretty good it

has become definitely more expensive but

it's really good so I'm personally very

satisfied with the public transportation

in many European Union countries you

know especially in Western Europe in

Italy the public transportation is not

good in southern Italy non-existent but

in a lot of places like Northern Italy

and Spain is pretty good because Spain

is getting the tourism dollar the

tourism Euro the tourism pound right SP

is one of the most visited countries in

the entire world you know we're talking

about tourism here so they always had

good infrastructure you know especially

in Andia in the Malaga region Valencia

Madrid I mean even the Canary Islands

know there's good infrastructure

everywhere in Greece it it's okay it's

good it's not the newest but they have

at least public transportation that's

reliable for the most part all right

let's talk about some of the things

we're seeing that are part of the fourth

Industrial Revolution which is a period

that we're in right now we can

definitely see that green energy is

being pushed heavily and there's the

argument that green energy is necessary

to reduce carbon emissions that may be

true to certain extend whether that

leads to the climate change that we're

seeing or not there a whole lot of

question that I can't help you answer

I'm not a scientist but um that's a very

important point that there is this push

to accelerate the fourth Industrial

Revolution not just in Europe but also

in the US which is partially being

rejected in many Republican states and I

think like emerging countries they're

going to need more coal and not less

because you know they're just building

out a middle class and you know all this

takes time and they have growing

populations you know they have a very

high birth rate and low median age so

the emerging countries in Asia they're

going to need more coal and not less

coal I think this goes without saying

but you know in the Western countries

where we're seeing some of the highest

um life expectancies and also the

highest median ages in the entire world

we're seeing this hard push towards more

green energy towards electric vehicles

and and just a massive acceleration of

the fourth Industrial Revolution so you

see this you know switching from gas and

diesel cars to electric cars even though

they're way too expensive and

impractical for the simple reason that

they're just not good for longdistance

travel and you know the acquisition cost

is just too high the average person

can't afford those types of cars I know

the argument is they're going to get

cheaper with competition and lower costs

yes I think that's going to happen but

it's still quite unaffordable for the

average person I know that they have

very cheap models but just getting a

used electric car it costs a lot more

than getting a used diesel car or a used

gasoline car that's just a matter of

fact right so he says the climate called

have their claw firmly into the

establishment and Society in the UK

despite the eruption of volcanoes

pushing 160,000 tons of CO2 into the

atmosphere per day this is ignored

compared to the cow forts climate

experts who disagree are derided whil a

Swedish skull girl is believed the UK

government is paying Farmers to retire

or leave farming allog Together Farms

are being turned into what's called

rewilding or covered in solar panels so

food production is suffering with

Farmers predicting a coming collapse

next year now this is a very interesting

point in the problem that we're seeing

with the farmers is again not a problem

unique to the United Kingdom we're

seeing this all over Europe where they

want to get the farmers out of business

at all costs you know and it's kind of

sad and I'm I'm just having a look here

something else which says that there

there's lump some exit scheme the UK

government offers for Farmers so they're

even incentivizing them to stop being

Farmers he goes on there is a persistent

attack on motorists with road closures

reduced parking spaces increased parking

charges ultra low emission Zone ulz

schemes a probable introduction of pay

per mile 20 mph speed limits across the

country like we've seen in Wales it was

a blanket introduction down from 30 mph

I did look this up in the 20 mph speed

introduction did happen in Wales he says

in addition to those above there are

many cities across the UK that are

introducing 15minute cities and low

trffic neighborhoods sadik K the major

of London is the chair of the C40 cities

which coordinates the 2030 agenda around

the world in the ltns they sewn off the

city and don't allow direct travel

through making motorists travel far

longer around the the outside there are

cameras throughout ands for not obeying

it's certainly true that we're becoming

more surveilled every single year I mean

we have cameras everywhere our laptops

have cameras our phones have cameras

right our cars have cameras backup

cameras dashboard monitoring cameras we

have cameras everywhere we have street

cameras Singapore is probably you know

the most surveilled state in the entire

world if I had to make a guess there are

camera everywhere in Every Corner in

Singapore there very few Corners where

there are no cameras right it's another

important consideration when you're

looking to move abroad for Freedom you

want to reduce surveillance at all costs

just another quick note on the electric

car push that I already touched on he

says there is the electric car push

where car companies will be fed for

every non-electric car sold beyond their

quota very interesting how they go about

things he says non-electric car

manufacturing bands are scheduled by

2030 I also look this up in General

Motors they plan to stop making cars

we're talking about gas cars by 2035 so

that's their objective he says houses

will be required to install heat pumps

to replace gas boilers even though they

don't provide enough heat in Northern

climates this is a very important point

because it does take a lot of energy to

keep a home warm during the colder

months of the year and in the UK you

know depending on where you're located

if you're like in Scotland or the

Midlands or up it's very cold and it's

cold for many months actually most

months throughout the year so you've got

to use some form of heating right he

says food inflation is manipulated in

the mainstream press where they try to

say it's single digits however according

to my wife she has seen some items rise

as much as 30 to 100% in the last 2

years he goes on he says local shows

that used to be quite reasonable have

seen a huge increase as far as music or

theaters they are way too expensive to

consider just a quick point on

immigration here he says some areas

particularly in the Midlands they have

seen High migration in the above areas

they bear little resemblance to the

towns mosques ethnic shops and even have

Sharia law and courts operating imagine

that London now officially has a

majority ethnic minority population one

thing I want to say about this something

that I recognized in Vienna which is the

capital of my native country there are

probably fewer than 30% austrians living

in Vienna these days it's probably less

than that last time I checked it was

about 30% why a lot of the austrians

that were originally from Vienna as soon

as they retired they actually move back

to the countryside or they leave the

country allog together because the

quality of life is good but you just

have too many cold Ms so it's just not

worth it and he makes this point too

that the demographics are shifting in

the UK big time and here's the saddest

statement he says neither of us

recognize the country we grew up in it

having changed beyond belief he says

neither the government nor councils are

working to their published manifestos

writing to your representative has no

effect as they are all working to to the

same agenda the results of local

consultations are dismissed or ignored

facial recognition is on the increase

all large stores have a monitoring

camera recording each person who enters

the store interesting so we had seen a

lot of not so positive news out of the

UK recently um there was a lot of civil

unrest lots of disagreements you know

we're talking politically speaking and

that's nothing new that's across the

entire European Union the Western

hemisphere has been plagg by political

disagreements forever right but it's

become more prevalent in recent years

now the question is what should you do

what can you do given the picture

elaborated by this British couple who

are clients of no Med alate what should

you do what can you do in life we have

choices right life is all about choices

life is all about decisions you have the

choice to stay accept what you have of

course you can debate you can

participate in change and um initiate

change eventually this may or may not

happen in a short to midterm it may

happen may not happen this depends on

too many variables that would take us

hours to disc yes or another option

would be you can depart to a new land

where a more promising future is ahead

of you and if you have the financial

resources to do so why wouldn't you go

overseas and spend the best years of

your life in a country that resonates

with you a country that resamples what

you once had back home given the picture

described by this British couple it is

very clear that not only the UK but the

entire European Union is changing

because everyone that's part of the 230

gender right the 2030 agenda is

definitely initiating a lot of these

steps and uh they may have good reasons

to do so but if it doesn't resonate with

you if you're not happy with what's

going on you may want to consider

relocating to a country and if you

relocate to a country in South America

maybe in Eastern Europe that is less

compliant to the things that are

happening a country in Eastern Europe

that is less receptive towards certain

things right where if you want to live

in Asia it's really important that you

make this step now because we're not too

far away from 2030 we're just 5 years

away from these things being fully

implemented and leave while you can you

know depart while you can because maybe

in 5 years things will be very different

you don't know what mediums they may put

in place to control inflation and they

have good reasons to do so because

governments always run up debt nothing

new just in Austria I've made a post

recently on our community page where I

stated that Austria had I think five or

six currencies in the past you know 130

years and the next currency we're going

to get is the digital Euro from bad to

worse and it's about to happen and first

they said they won't do it and now it's

more like when is it going to happen so

there are certain things happening that

are beyond our control and I'm a big

believer in focusing on things that I

can control and forgetting about things

that I cannot control and if something

doesn't fit you anymore it's time to let

go of it it's time to find a new suit if

you want to lower your living cost if

you want more freedom if you want lower

taxes I highly recommend you to consider

Paraguay potentially Mexico Tunisia you

can consider a lot of places around the

world where you just get more bang for

the buck Paraguay would be great because

you get probably 30 to 40 Pennies on the

pound and that would be a great

accomplishment right you cut your living

cost in half at the very worst you know

worst case scenario you cut your living

cost in half which would be a phenomenal

achievement if you have some kind of

pension from the UK government and you

want to get out of the UK to live in a

country with much better weather if you

want to live in a country with nice

people with the culture resamples what

you once have back home if you want to

do that please do it there's just a lot

of positives to it of course par is just

one country you can consider immigrating

to Mexico that'll be another phenomenal

option where you can also get probably

40 to 50 pennies on on the pound right

so it's a phenomenal deal as well we

have many climates in Mexico the people

also very nice and many communities

there expad communities right you have a

lot to choose from you can also go to

Asia even though residency is hard still

going to be much better than in the UK

right you have sunshine in many places

all year round even though the weather

is quite tropical and there's a lot of

rain right so it depends on where you

located but certain places have more

Sunshine than others and it would be

time to make that move now because

you're not working with a lot of time

right and depending on when the UK

government launches its Central Bank

digital currency we don't know if or

when that's going to happen but you know

governments around the globe are talking

about it so it's probably a question of

when not if you may want to get up Plan

B very soon and the plan B may very well

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