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In fact, tea is the no 1 purchase of expats visiting the UK.

Proper black English tea is both expensive and difficult to get in Spain.

I typically return to Spain with one if not two, 240 Yorkshire tea bag packs, so I always have a buffer stock of 1000+ tea bags.

Typhoo Tea falls into administration

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx28w01pp02o

Truly shocking!

Why not rush out and just spend a fortune on things you don't need or want?

Mick I put bloomer on filter.

LeeRex, yes please, go away and hibernate and come back in 2029.

Allahu Akbar

Give Atisha a medal for referencing VAT, and helping GB out!

By the way GB will have an Irish passport, so presumably he'll become a spanish resident, so the 90/180 rule won't apply.

It appears that the great illiterate have been googling how to spell their own names, so they can sign the petition.

GB, work it out for yourself now, I'm done.

I've answered the question, if you lack the wherewithal to understand what a phrase in very common usage means, that's down to you, not me.

Indirect taxes

Omg GB, the same taxes as everyone else in the UK, not including income tax and capital gains tax.

Goodness me, I do have to explain things to you.

- Income and capital gains tax in Spain.

- These are not the only taxes that are levied in any given country.

- So, I do pay tax in the UK, just not income and capital gains tax.

Capeesh?

Gateboy, you are clearly going off the rails! I pay many UK taxes, quite frankly a rather stupid, ill-considered and ill-conceived question!

We clearly see you trying to gaslight anyone who doesn't share your rather narrow view of the world.

on this forum to oust the right-wing barmy ******s trying to overthrow democracy and evade paying their dues in taxes. too many right wing freeloaders on here, trying to play the system, and avoid their financial liabilities in the form of taxes, so the government can rebuild the nhs etc, etc, etc all destroyed under the tories.

"What the brokers say

Broker forecasts show the Lloyds dividend rising by 5.8% in 2025, for a potential yield of 6.0%. And a further 17% hike mooted for 2026 would lift it as high as 7.0% based on the current share price."

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"Buy, sell, or what?

We’ve seen pessimistic predictions that mis-selling investigations could land Lloyds with a bill of over £3bn. And that could send all these forecasters back to the drawing board.

But even with these clouds on the horizon, Lloyds remains one of my top potential long-term cash cows"

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https://www.fool.co.uk/2024/11/24/heres-the-dividend-forecast-for-lloyds-shares-out-to-2026/

Dorfan, congratulations

for answering the question you posed, yourself.

Yes Darth absolutely, the tories told us we couldn't have a second referendum on Scottish independence or Brexit, as the people had spoken! Now we find the right wing hypocritical nutters are chucking their toys out of their pram, as they were trashed in the recent general election and they have the hump on.

I'm looking forward to the Meerkat comp this year.

Hoping for a mammoth Santa rally this year to throw a last minute spanner in the works.

That a left wing government has been elected in Uruguay.

GB, how much did the tories reduce the threshold for tax on dividends?

GB, you're a bit blinkered.