Workplace Pension

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Spent a couple months in Saga Rose in 2006.

 

It was "work" of a fashion, but Caribbean islands and the girls of the dance troupe provided a suitable distraction!

 

I wasn't aware that the ship's quack charged but maybe that was a Saga thing.

 

Just read this:

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/consumer-affairs/92000-average-cost-care-home-britains-costliest-regions/

 

Appreciate it's all a bit off track with original point of the thread but thinking ahead is kind of relevant.

 

My contingency plan was to marry a girl 15 years younger than myself so that she will be burdened with me when I'm old, grumpy and dribbling....

 

She'd say it's already happened so I guess it was a sound choice!

[skyhuck]

Spent a couple months in Saga Rose in 2006.

 

It was "work" of a fashion, but Caribbean islands and the girls of the dance troupe provided a suitable distraction!

 

I wasn't aware that the ship's quack charged but maybe that was a Saga thing.

 

Just read this:

 

£92,000: the average cost of a care home in Britain's costliest regions

 

Appreciate it's all a bit off track with original point of the thread but thinking ahead is kind of relevant.

 

My contingency plan was to marry a girl 15 years younger than myself so that she will be burdened with me when I'm old, grumpy and dribbling....

 

She'd say it's already happened so I guess it was a sound choice!

 

Be careful, I know someone who as soon as her husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, divorced him and took the cash

[Mark Bolam]

Did he realise?

 

 

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[skyhuck]

Did he realise?

 

 

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I have no idea, but tell myself he didn't, the alternative is just too depressing.

 

It's very difficult to comprehend just how selfish people can be

[Mark Bolam]

True.

That is actually really depressing.

 

 

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[daveindales]

Spent a couple months in Saga Rose in 2006.

 

It was "work" of a fashion, but Caribbean islands and the girls of the dance troupe provided a suitable distraction!

 

I wasn't aware that the ship's quack charged but maybe that was a Saga thing.

 

Just read this:

 

£92,000: the average cost of a care home in Britain's costliest regions

 

Appreciate it's all a bit off track with original point of the thread but thinking ahead is kind of relevant.

 

My contingency plan was to marry a girl 15 years younger than myself so that she will be burdened with me when I'm old, grumpy and dribbling....

 

She'd say it's already happened so I guess it was a sound choice!

 

Sounds like a great contingency plan. We went to Caribbean, and on the first day found my young lad had nits. So a trip to doctor was needed for some nit treatment. Next day he got lost on the ship, and the following day cut his leg when a plate was dropped on his foot. So, another trip to the doctor, and another bill. Apart from that, was a brilliant trip, would recommend cruising to anyone, if your healthy!!!!

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Be careful, I know someone who as soon as her husband was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, divorced him and took the cash

 

Best make sure I get my money's worth now then!!

[skyhuck]

Best make sure I get my money's worth now then!!

 

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

You've got the hump with environmental legislation http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/business-management/106268-disposing-waste.html and workplace pensions Simon....

 

Anything else troubling you? Council tax? TV licence? Vehicle insurance? Working time directive? NI?

 

Just as well get it all off your chest....