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Sōsuke Aizen wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:Sōsuke Aizen wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
Hello TheBoostLord,
Thank you for taking the time to get back to the topic at hand. Does your business depend on forex? What do you think of the future here?
Posting on the wrong account Caxxos
Hello Sōsuke Aizen,
What do you mean?
Check back in the vene ched.
You left the US to return to Trini for what reason?TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
Redress10 wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
Hello TheBoostLord,
Thank you for taking the time to get back to the topic at hand. Does your business depend on forex? What do you think of the future here?
Do you require forex to create products for export or do you simply import and sell?
wtf wrote:You left the US to return to Trini for what reason?TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
TheBoostLord wrote:wtf wrote:You left the US to return to Trini for what reason?TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
lol i shoulda clear that up. born in usa to trini parents, basically grew up in trini. Ive tried to live there long term a few times but i always end up back here. that place is very cold & lonely without real family so i understand the struggle of having to leave them behind. Not everyone can relate to that if they didnt have strong family ties growing up.
SuperiorMan wrote:Redress10 wrote:SuperiorMan wrote:TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
Hello TheBoostLord,
Thank you for taking the time to get back to the topic at hand. Does your business depend on forex? What do you think of the future here?
Do you require forex to create products for export or do you simply import and sell?
Hello Redress10, excellent point.
Can every product be created in Trinidad?
wtf wrote:TheBoostLord wrote:wtf wrote:You left the US to return to Trini for what reason?TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
lol i shoulda clear that up. born in usa to trini parents, basically grew up in trini. Ive tried to live there long term a few times but i always end up back here. that place is very cold & lonely without real family so i understand the struggle of having to leave them behind. Not everyone can relate to that if they didnt have strong family ties growing up.
You left a first world nation to return to a cesspit because you think its too cold and lonely?
TheBoostLord wrote:wtf wrote:TheBoostLord wrote:wtf wrote:You left the US to return to Trini for what reason?TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
lol i shoulda clear that up. born in usa to trini parents, basically grew up in trini. Ive tried to live there long term a few times but i always end up back here. that place is very cold & lonely without real family so i understand the struggle of having to leave them behind. Not everyone can relate to that if they didnt have strong family ties growing up.
You left a first world nation to return to a cesspit because you think its too cold and lonely?
See not everyone gets it. Like stated before there are MANY foreigners living here with no intention to leave simply because they love the place. Anyway pre covid times it was fine. leave when i want, stay how long i want, come back when i want. Now that im stuck here i just gotta make the best of the situation. Also have a wife and kid to take care of and our family support is tremendous here. If i pick up and land somewhere now i wont be able to do quarter of the things i can do now, so for me its def an advantage being here right now. Pros and cons to everything, we all gotta make the best call for ourselves. If you think moving is the better move for you by all means give it your best shot. I know all about that life and its not that rosy to me, sure same day delivery from amazon with no customs charges or great customer service in almost every place is a blessing but theres more to life than that. if i can enjoy the best of both worlds then why not? also i prob woulda get covid and die or have a life long medical bill since i allergic to all kina stuff..
When I was 20 I considered Oz , but after more research I found out that they are up front racist and they don't like black folk.agent007 wrote:Much thanks for the info and insight fellow tuners.
So why Australia?
1. The weather is good
2. Commonwealth
3. English speaking
4. Right hand drive
5. Not just first world but high first world by virtue of its HDI
6. Everybody rushing Canada and whilst that is not a bad choice, it's good to have some alternatives.
I'll start with SkillSelect, thanks.
zoom rader wrote:When I was 20 I considered Oz , but after more research I found out that they are up front racist and they don't like black folk.agent007 wrote:Much thanks for the info and insight fellow tuners.
So why Australia?
1. The weather is good
2. Commonwealth
3. English speaking
4. Right hand drive
5. Not just first world but high first world by virtue of its HDI
6. Everybody rushing Canada and whilst that is not a bad choice, it's good to have some alternatives.
I'll start with SkillSelect, thanks.
Just look up the Australian white policy
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Australia_policy
To this day they are even more racist
https://uk.yahoo.com/style/neighbours-m ... 45376.html
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... y-speak-up
But don't let that derail your progress in wanting to escape this banana Republic
Just do your research if you want to migrate.SuperiorMan wrote:zoom rader wrote:When I was 20 I considered Oz , but after more research I found out that they are up front racist and they don't like black folk.agent007 wrote:Much thanks for the info and insight fellow tuners.
So why Australia?
1. The weather is good
2. Commonwealth
3. English speaking
4. Right hand drive
5. Not just first world but high first world by virtue of its HDI
6. Everybody rushing Canada and whilst that is not a bad choice, it's good to have some alternatives.
I'll start with SkillSelect, thanks.
Just look up the Australian white policy
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Australia_policy
To this day they are even more racist
https://uk.yahoo.com/style/neighbours-m ... 45376.html
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... y-speak-up
But don't let that derail your progress in wanting to escape this banana Republic
There is also a lot of racism there against south asian people too.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violence_ ... ontroversy
Dohplaydat wrote:Best country to migrate to overall is Canada, however it is friggin cold. NZ would be a good second place though.
USA is only good if you will to work your ass off. I like it, but it can also be a very catch-ass society.
UK - very very different culture to us, you will feel like an alien there compared to the US/Canada. Europe is much better on the whole but while most ppl know English, it's expected you will learn the language. Also, aside from France, Swis and Germany, the job market sucks.
Dizzy28 wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:Best country to migrate to overall is Canada, however it is friggin cold. NZ would be a good second place though.
USA is only good if you will to work your ass off. I like it, but it can also be a very catch-ass society.
UK - very very different culture to us, you will feel like an alien there compared to the US/Canada. Europe is much better on the whole but while most ppl know English, it's expected you will learn the language. Also, aside from France, Swis and Germany, the job market sucks.
What's the income tax like in those countries you listed there?
Dohplaydat wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:Best country to migrate to overall is Canada, however it is friggin cold. NZ would be a good second place though.
USA is only good if you will to work your ass off. I like it, but it can also be a very catch-ass society.
UK - very very different culture to us, you will feel like an alien there compared to the US/Canada. Europe is much better on the whole but while most ppl know English, it's expected you will learn the language. Also, aside from France, Swis and Germany, the job market sucks.
What's the income tax like in those countries you listed there?
Higher than in T&T in all except the US, but not as high as you might think.
The brackets are incremental. In the UK I worked for £70,000 a year, which is a normal professional salary. After taxes it was around £4000 per month which means I paid 30% in income tax.
The difference is you actually see your tax money working for you in the UK.Dohplaydat wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:Best country to migrate to overall is Canada, however it is friggin cold. NZ would be a good second place though.
USA is only good if you will to work your ass off. I like it, but it can also be a very catch-ass society.
UK - very very different culture to us, you will feel like an alien there compared to the US/Canada. Europe is much better on the whole but while most ppl know English, it's expected you will learn the language. Also, aside from France, Swis and Germany, the job market sucks.
What's the income tax like in those countries you listed there?
Higher than in T&T in all except the US, but not as high as you might think.
The brackets are incremental. In the UK I worked for £70,000 a year, which is a normal professional salary. After taxes it was around £4000 per month which means I paid 30% in income tax.
zoom rader wrote:The difference is you actually see your tax money working for you in the UK.Dohplaydat wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:Best country to migrate to overall is Canada, however it is friggin cold. NZ would be a good second place though.
USA is only good if you will to work your ass off. I like it, but it can also be a very catch-ass society.
UK - very very different culture to us, you will feel like an alien there compared to the US/Canada. Europe is much better on the whole but while most ppl know English, it's expected you will learn the language. Also, aside from France, Swis and Germany, the job market sucks.
What's the income tax like in those countries you listed there?
Higher than in T&T in all except the US, but not as high as you might think.
The brackets are incremental. In the UK I worked for £70,000 a year, which is a normal professional salary. After taxes it was around £4000 per month which means I paid 30% in income tax.
Here it is wasted and stolen by wigs and weave Kamilie and Shamfa cell phone bill's .
What type of work you did in the UK?Dohplaydat wrote:zoom rader wrote:The difference is you actually see your tax money working for you in the UK.Dohplaydat wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:Best country to migrate to overall is Canada, however it is friggin cold. NZ would be a good second place though.
USA is only good if you will to work your ass off. I like it, but it can also be a very catch-ass society.
UK - very very different culture to us, you will feel like an alien there compared to the US/Canada. Europe is much better on the whole but while most ppl know English, it's expected you will learn the language. Also, aside from France, Swis and Germany, the job market sucks.
What's the income tax like in those countries you listed there?
Higher than in T&T in all except the US, but not as high as you might think.
The brackets are incremental. In the UK I worked for £70,000 a year, which is a normal professional salary. After taxes it was around £4000 per month which means I paid 30% in income tax.
Here it is wasted and stolen by wigs and weave Kamilie and Shamfa cell phone bill's .
I agree, and I found the lower cost of living for basic items (except rent) and going out to be far less in the UK as well.
Consumer Prices in Trinidad And Tobago are 22.29% lower than in United Kingdom (without rent)wtf wrote:What type of work you did in the UK?Dohplaydat wrote:zoom rader wrote:The difference is you actually see your tax money working for you in the UK.Dohplaydat wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:Best country to migrate to overall is Canada, however it is friggin cold. NZ would be a good second place though.
USA is only good if you will to work your ass off. I like it, but it can also be a very catch-ass society.
UK - very very different culture to us, you will feel like an alien there compared to the US/Canada. Europe is much better on the whole but while most ppl know English, it's expected you will learn the language. Also, aside from France, Swis and Germany, the job market sucks.
What's the income tax like in those countries you listed there?
Higher than in T&T in all except the US, but not as high as you might think.
The brackets are incremental. In the UK I worked for £70,000 a year, which is a normal professional salary. After taxes it was around £4000 per month which means I paid 30% in income tax.
Here it is wasted and stolen by wigs and weave Kamilie and Shamfa cell phone bill's .
I agree, and I found the lower cost of living for basic items (except rent) and going out to be far less in the UK as well.
Why did you come back here?
adnj wrote:Consumer Prices in Trinidad And Tobago are 22.29% lower than in United Kingdom (without rent)wtf wrote:What type of work you did in the UK?Dohplaydat wrote:zoom rader wrote:The difference is you actually see your tax money working for you in the UK.Dohplaydat wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:Best country to migrate to overall is Canada, however it is friggin cold. NZ would be a good second place though.
USA is only good if you will to work your ass off. I like it, but it can also be a very catch-ass society.
UK - very very different culture to us, you will feel like an alien there compared to the US/Canada. Europe is much better on the whole but while most ppl know English, it's expected you will learn the language. Also, aside from France, Swis and Germany, the job market sucks.
What's the income tax like in those countries you listed there?
Higher than in T&T in all except the US, but not as high as you might think.
The brackets are incremental. In the UK I worked for £70,000 a year, which is a normal professional salary. After taxes it was around £4000 per month which means I paid 30% in income tax.
Here it is wasted and stolen by wigs and weave Kamilie and Shamfa cell phone bill's .
I agree, and I found the lower cost of living for basic items (except rent) and going out to be far less in the UK as well.
Why did you come back here?
Consumer Prices Including Rent in Trinidad And Tobago are 29.97% lower than in United Kingdom
Rent Prices in Trinidad And Tobago are 49.02% lower than in United Kingdom
Restaurant Prices in Trinidad And Tobago are 30.08% lower than in United Kingdom
Groceries Prices in Trinidad And Tobago are 6.01% lower than in United Kingdom
https://www.numbeo.com/cost-of-living/c ... And+Tobago
Bad Dog wrote:Taxes in Ontario Canada
Ontario Income Tax (Approx. Combined Federal and Provincial):
Income up to 44k - 20%
Income up to 90k - 30%.
Income up to 150k -36%.
Income more than 215k-41%
Ontario Sales Tax on Goods and Services - 13%
wtf wrote:TheBoostLord wrote:wtf wrote:You left the US to return to Trini for what reason?TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
lol i shoulda clear that up. born in usa to trini parents, basically grew up in trini. Ive tried to live there long term a few times but i always end up back here. that place is very cold & lonely without real family so i understand the struggle of having to leave them behind. Not everyone can relate to that if they didnt have strong family ties growing up.
You left a first world nation to return to a cesspit because you think its too cold and lonely?
Well nothing seems to work here even though we pay top dollar through taxes for it.SuperiorMan wrote:wtf wrote:TheBoostLord wrote:wtf wrote:You left the US to return to Trini for what reason?TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
lol i shoulda clear that up. born in usa to trini parents, basically grew up in trini. Ive tried to live there long term a few times but i always end up back here. that place is very cold & lonely without real family so i understand the struggle of having to leave them behind. Not everyone can relate to that if they didnt have strong family ties growing up.
You left a first world nation to return to a cesspit because you think its too cold and lonely?
Hello wtf.
Why do you say Trinidad is a cesspit?
wtf wrote:Well nothing seems to work here even though we pay top dollar through taxes for it.SuperiorMan wrote:wtf wrote:TheBoostLord wrote:wtf wrote:You left the US to return to Trini for what reason?TheBoostLord wrote:sigh the thread got derailed so easily.
Anyway I'm still here living in trini(us citizen), working for myself and trying a few extra things on the side. Close to clearing off all overheads then i can see some positive cash flow. I do possibly see myself leaving at some point if things continue, but not to go work for anyone at all. Not gunna take my family over there to struggle, i know exactly what its like. Will keep building myself here and if it ever comes to it, migrate with a decent amount to not have to beg to live. The grass is not always greener.
There is always an opportunity in every situation. The resourceful and hungry will find a way to make it work for them.
lol i shoulda clear that up. born in usa to trini parents, basically grew up in trini. Ive tried to live there long term a few times but i always end up back here. that place is very cold & lonely without real family so i understand the struggle of having to leave them behind. Not everyone can relate to that if they didnt have strong family ties growing up.
You left a first world nation to return to a cesspit because you think its too cold and lonely?
Hello wtf.
Why do you say Trinidad is a cesspit?
zoom rader wrote:The difference is you actually see your tax money working for you in the UK.Dohplaydat wrote:Dizzy28 wrote:Dohplaydat wrote:Best country to migrate to overall is Canada, however it is friggin cold. NZ would be a good second place though.
USA is only good if you will to work your ass off. I like it, but it can also be a very catch-ass society.
UK - very very different culture to us, you will feel like an alien there compared to the US/Canada. Europe is much better on the whole but while most ppl know English, it's expected you will learn the language. Also, aside from France, Swis and Germany, the job market sucks.
What's the income tax like in those countries you listed there?
Higher than in T&T in all except the US, but not as high as you might think.
The brackets are incremental. In the UK I worked for £70,000 a year, which is a normal professional salary. After taxes it was around £4000 per month which means I paid 30% in income tax.
Here it is wasted and stolen by wigs and weave Kamilie and Shamfa cell phone bill's .
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