Enough Income
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Hi. I am desperate to retire to Spain. Unfortunately there is a small problem and this is retirement is some 19 years away. Allowing for a sensible rate of inflation my yearly pensionable income will be £8500 pre-tax. Can anyone tell me if this will cover the basics/necessities please.
Thanks very much,
Mark
Thanks very much,
Mark
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No 8,500 wouldn`t be enough income to live on in Spain, central Africa probably but europw no chance in hell.
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Not unanwserable.
I`ll remember in 2026 to remind you of your mistake, but until then we look at history.
Financial circumstances have never reversed.
19 years ago i believe your income and mine was far lower than today.
19 years before then it was far lower etc etc etc
so its a far bet that unless Spain becomes a third world country in 19 years, 8,500 will be worth far less than today.
If you don`t believe me ask a pension advisor, once he`s stopped laughing he/she will explaining it to you.
I`ll remember in 2026 to remind you of your mistake, but until then we look at history.
Financial circumstances have never reversed.
19 years ago i believe your income and mine was far lower than today.
19 years before then it was far lower etc etc etc
so its a far bet that unless Spain becomes a third world country in 19 years, 8,500 will be worth far less than today.
If you don`t believe me ask a pension advisor, once he`s stopped laughing he/she will explaining it to you.
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Sorry I should have been more clear. I did mean the equivalent of £8500. Thankyou for your response,
Mark
Mark
Confirms it ? now if he had put "in today`s values" after then it would of meant something totally different.
We probably live on about that amount, so if prices etc stay balanced for 19 years then he will be ok.




For how many people? You eat a lot!