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This.pugboy wrote:depends on your spending
i know ppl making $20k and never have money
Chimera wrote:This.pugboy wrote:depends on your spending
i know ppl making $20k and never have money
I've seen hundreds of persons Job letters and pay slips from November to now.
Have ppl working in heritage for 25 to 30k a month but applying for phone on financing.
Men working coca cola for 20k a mth.
Massy for 25k a month
Digicel for 17k a month
Ttec for 20k a month
All applying for phones for 10 to 12k
AlphaMan wrote:pugboy wrote:depends on your spending
i know ppl making $20k and never have money
What type of career fetching you 20 k a month.
salaries like this are always used up servicing house, car and all other type of loansChimera wrote:This.pugboy wrote:depends on your spending
i know ppl making $20k and never have money
I've seen hundreds of persons Job letters and pay slips from November to now.
Have ppl working in heritage for 25 to 30k a month but applying for phone on financing.
Men working coca cola for 20k a mth.
Massy for 25k a month
Digicel for 17k a month
Ttec for 20k a month
All applying for phones for 10 to 12k
I does pick up garbage on couva main road so me and the other garbage collectors does sell all the financial information the banks does throw away. We does read it while sipping bayrum and wishing for brighter days.AlphaMan wrote:Chimera wrote:This.pugboy wrote:depends on your spending
i know ppl making $20k and never have money
I've seen hundreds of persons Job letters and pay slips from November to now.
Have ppl working in heritage for 25 to 30k a month but applying for phone on financing.
Men working coca cola for 20k a mth.
Massy for 25k a month
Digicel for 17k a month
Ttec for 20k a month
All applying for phones for 10 to 12k
Are you working at the bank or courts?
so they get approved 6 times and u salty u still hadda drive your piece of sh1t everyday thenAlphaMan wrote:Alot of people in Trinidad living just to pay bank loans.
Have a neighbor who owing the bank 1 million right now and that's because they have about 6 vehicles parked up in the yard.
A172 wrote:so they get approved 6 times and u salty u still hadda drive your piece of sh1t everyday thenAlphaMan wrote:Alot of people in Trinidad living just to pay bank loans.
Have a neighbor who owing the bank 1 million right now and that's because they have about 6 vehicles parked up in the yard.
triniterribletim wrote:Just got some great news from back home. My mother and brother have agreed to move to Brazil, since I can sponsor them for a family visa that grants indefinite residency. That's definitely one less worry I have, I don't have to wonder about them being safe in Trinidad, or think about the lack of opportunities for meaningful wealth building. Her retirement benefits and passive income should be more than enough for her to live a very good life, and my brother is going to pursue postgraduate studies here. Didn't think they would ever go for it, but my mother absolutely loved her trip here and managed to convince my brother that it would be in his best interests.
Adopt me too natriniterribletim wrote:Just got some great news from back home. My mother and brother have agreed to move to Brazil, since I can sponsor them for a family visa that grants indefinite residency. That's definitely one less worry I have, I don't have to wonder about them being safe in Trinidad, or think about the lack of opportunities for meaningful wealth building. Her retirement benefits and passive income should be more than enough for her to live a very good life, and my brother is going to pursue postgraduate studies here. Didn't think they would ever go for it, but my mother absolutely loved her trip here and managed to convince my brother that it would be in his best interests.
AlphaMan wrote:triniterribletim wrote:Just got some great news from back home. My mother and brother have agreed to move to Brazil, since I can sponsor them for a family visa that grants indefinite residency. That's definitely one less worry I have, I don't have to wonder about them being safe in Trinidad, or think about the lack of opportunities for meaningful wealth building. Her retirement benefits and passive income should be more than enough for her to live a very good life, and my brother is going to pursue postgraduate studies here. Didn't think they would ever go for it, but my mother absolutely loved her trip here and managed to convince my brother that it would be in his best interests.
Are you renting or do you have a home in Brazil?
triniterribletim wrote:Just got some great news from back home. My mother and brother have agreed to move to Brazil, since I can sponsor them for a family visa that grants indefinite residency. That's definitely one less worry I have, I don't have to wonder about them being safe in Trinidad, or think about the lack of opportunities for meaningful wealth building. Her retirement benefits and passive income should be more than enough for her to live a very good life, and my brother is going to pursue postgraduate studies here. Didn't think they would ever go for it, but my mother absolutely loved her trip here and managed to convince my brother that it would be in his best interests.
triniterribletim wrote:AlphaMan wrote:triniterribletim wrote:Just got some great news from back home. My mother and brother have agreed to move to Brazil, since I can sponsor them for a family visa that grants indefinite residency. That's definitely one less worry I have, I don't have to wonder about them being safe in Trinidad, or think about the lack of opportunities for meaningful wealth building. Her retirement benefits and passive income should be more than enough for her to live a very good life, and my brother is going to pursue postgraduate studies here. Didn't think they would ever go for it, but my mother absolutely loved her trip here and managed to convince my brother that it would be in his best interests.
Are you renting or do you have a home in Brazil?
I have my own condo, but they definitely won't be living with me. They plan on getting one for themselves that's nearby to where I live.
AlphaMan wrote:triniterribletim wrote:AlphaMan wrote:triniterribletim wrote:Just got some great news from back home. My mother and brother have agreed to move to Brazil, since I can sponsor them for a family visa that grants indefinite residency. That's definitely one less worry I have, I don't have to wonder about them being safe in Trinidad, or think about the lack of opportunities for meaningful wealth building. Her retirement benefits and passive income should be more than enough for her to live a very good life, and my brother is going to pursue postgraduate studies here. Didn't think they would ever go for it, but my mother absolutely loved her trip here and managed to convince my brother that it would be in his best interests.
Are you renting or do you have a home in Brazil?
I have my own condo, but they definitely won't be living with me. They plan on getting one for themselves that's nearby to where I live.
How is life in Brazil?
Chimera wrote:Pics of chicas por favor
88sins wrote:Small update.
Whole clan gt. Who eh get Canadian pr get their multiple entry visas & super visas.
All I studying now, is when to say "we moving on ××/××, allyuh pack allyuh bag"
I just want to finish this phase of my construction project before I decide