Re: Migrating to NZ
Well new zealand is a nice quiet country.I wouldn't try to come here right now, you need to pay 5000 dollars for quarenteen for starters.There is a blind educational union which is good.But if you want a job, may as well jump in a lake.I mean there are jobs but you need
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Well, that probably is true for most disabilities, blindness should be alot simpler since it is severe and more obvious.
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Ah, I've also heard it takes forever just to qualify for disability money in the US and then it's usually rejected so you must fight it, was that true for you?
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Well, more than anything I think this is because it is a program you don't have to have worked before to qualify. The disability program people who have worked can get, once someone qualifies has alot less of those requirements.
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@haily_merry, I'd deffinetly recommend visiting NZ and seeing what you think.@ghost wow... They really like taking money away from you, huh? No wonder Americans got bitchy with me about not working when I was on alter aeon, I still say they could have done a bit
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NHS. National health service. Clue's in the name, really. I'm currently based in Worcester for the time being because of school, which isn't actually too bad, and I believe even has a labour MP for what that's worth, but like, in the end it doesn't matter. This country
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I still would consider staying where I am. Couldn't you find a friendlier city, and a friendlier job place? You could telework mostly or partially too if you face hostilities.
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Hi,You hguys do bring up some extremely valid points. Honestly, were it not for the transphobia, I'd have no problem trying to make it work here, I'd have an easier time of it, that's for certain. But like, if I'm having to wait years just to receive basic treatment
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well Brad, that is exactly how it is. The money you can't pay that your friend helps you with counts as income assistance by someone even if you literally didn't have income to pay it. That causes an benefit cut, which would make you need assistance, which would make
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well Brad, that is exactly how it is. The money you can't pay that your friend helps you with counts as income assistance by someone even if you literally didn't have income to pay it. That causes an benefit cut, which would make you need assistance, which would make
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well Brad, that is exactly how it is. The money you can't pay that your friend helps you with counts as income assistance by someone even if you literally didn't have income to pay it. That causes an income cut, which would make you need assistance, which would make
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@ghost, can you give me an example? I'm not sure I'm following.Are you saying that if you share a place with someone and your rent each is $500 and you can't pay that they take it out of your income? But that makes no sense, how can they take money you don't have?
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those afordable units are a tiny tiny fraction of the people who need them. And if you stay with someone, and don't contribute your share to the bills, even when the share you have esceeds your income, the part you don't contribute counts as income, and is used
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@jay jay, it is but I intend on being away from this place a lot more than I am replying. If things change I'll change the signiture but I'll leave it for now.@ghost ah, here it's around £900 and something, that's PIP and ESA together. But on the other hand don't you
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7, well, usually a job offers more money and that's why blind people try to get them. Though you are right about extremely low pay or minimum wage jobs. But in the US the disability money if you haven't worked basicly is a joke and there is an enormous list of things
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@Brad your signature is controdictary
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@Jayde, no, none of that crossed my mind as I was just giving advice from what I'd heard.I think it might even be higher than that.From what my friend has told me NZ is quite behind when it comes to getting things, his internet was still DileUp in 2005 or something
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5, you remind me about websites that list best places to live in the US etc, they always list places according to how little income tax you pay, without taking into consideration that in a state with no income tax, the billionaires or richest aren't contributing
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5, you remind me about websites that list best places to live in the US etc, they always list places according to how little tax you pay, without taking into consideration that in a state with no income tax, the billionaires or richest aren't contributing and all
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It sounds to me as if Haily has done at least -some of the research necessary.Brad, have you considered that most places with higher taxes also usually have better infrastructure supported by those taxes? 10% isn't great, I won't lie, but it's not backbreaking. Trust me
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Hi.@haily_merry, I have a friend who lives in NZ, I'm not sure where though, and his internet isn't that good.I can also tell you that taxes are very high there. I think there's a 10 percent tax on everything but could be wrong. Either way; they're high.If I were you
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Hi,Thanks for your response. While our situations are obviously quite different, I appreciate your insight into these matters.My problem is pretty much this. Finding a trans friendly place is only half the battle. The other half lies with dealing with the NHS
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Well, I'm not from Britain, and of course can't know better than you what the situation is like there, but I'm sure you will find places in Britain that are transgender-friendly. Do you also have any basis to prove that New Zealanders are friendly to these issues
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Well, I'm not from Britain, and of course can't know better than you what the situation is like there, but I'm sure you will find places in Britain that are transgender-friendly. Do you also have any basis to prove that New Zealanders are friendly to these issues
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