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   29/04/2008, 20:41
NormanH is not online. Last active: 01/12/2008 09:28:06 NormanH

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What a scandal that well-off Brits can avoid paying anything, yet benefit from the French system.

However with all the reforms it won't last long....

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   29/04/2008, 20:48
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This is the reason for not actifs being kicked off the CMU by the way. So I understand
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   29/04/2008, 21:09
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 NormanH wrote:
What a scandal that well-off Brits can avoid paying anything, yet benefit from the French system.

However with all the reforms it won't last long....

Do you hear that Steve, we're well off.......................Big Smile [:D]

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   29/04/2008, 21:13
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Compared to most French, you are.
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   29/04/2008, 21:13
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.................and how do you know that WB ?

 

 

Do us a favour Wooly and remove that comma from your name please. (it makes quoting you impossible on this forum)Smile [:)]


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   29/04/2008, 21:30
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I know a lot of French people who are on tiny pensions, former farming folk.
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   29/04/2008, 21:36
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Does that look like a new tractor to you ?


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   29/04/2008, 22:04
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Looking for leaks
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   29/04/2008, 22:39
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 NormanH wrote:
What a scandal that well-off Brits can avoid paying anything, yet benefit from the French system.

However with all the reforms it won't last long....

A total misrepresentation of the facts by Norman. He obviously knows little about the charges paid by "well off Brits" into the CMU, the difference between the CMU, CRDS and CSG, the way it is charged, who pays it and when.

Possession of an E form only exempts you from paying 0.5% CRDS on your earned income or pension, because it is illegal for the French to to claim this from people whose healthcare is paid for by the UK, but those people are still liable to pay contributions sociale at a hefty 11% on any unearned income, like savings interest and rent income.

Yet another French scandal unravelled?


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