Retired UK expat?

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Thai me upGuest13 December 2010 08:20:31

I am now 69 years old and I retired to Thailand 4 years ago after working as a self employed electrician. I was paying tax on my pension since I arrived until a few weeks ago. My friend told me about something called "QROPS" this now allows me to keep all of my pension.

I used a company called (Moderated) I met with them online and they explained everything to me and organized everything for me.

I thought i would put this post up so other expats like myself can enjoy all of their hard earned pension.

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Yud ViP

Member since 08 November 2010

YudViP13 December 2010 09:01:02

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Welcome on board Thai me up

Thai me up Member

Member since 13 December 2010

Thai me upMember14 December 2010 00:57:06

I put some contact details up for people who are interested but they got replaced "[MODERATED]" so just send me a private message if you want more information.

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