The perfect Mother
Dec 6th 2011, 6:47 pm
#211
Yeah that guy.
Joined: Dec 2008
Location: Arizona
Posts: 6,922
Re: The perfect Mother
Let me see if I understand...
This is a forum only for certain types of people. People who are different than this are not welcome and should use their own forum for people like them. Especially if those people have the word "brown" in their name?
This is a forum only for certain types of people. People who are different than this are not welcome and should use their own forum for people like them. Especially if those people have the word "brown" in their name?
Dec 6th 2011, 6:51 pm
#212
WTF?
Joined: Aug 2003
Location: Homeostasis
Posts: 78,820
Re: The perfect Mother
Come join us in our fully integrated forum. We take all comers. 
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=741125
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showthread.php?t=741125
Dec 6th 2011, 7:10 pm
#213
Joined: Jun 2011
Location: In the middle of 10million Olive Trees
Posts: 12,053
Re: The perfect Mother
Originally Posted by whitelinen
Please dont exaggerate.............
Paro in Spain is decided on length of time worked and is not 400 a month for 2 years for everyone.
In Spain there is no housing benefit and no council tax benefit.
Add housing benefit and council tax benefit to unemployment benefit in the UK and you will find it is more than what you quote for Spain.
I dont know if there is additional benefit money to help feed children of the unemployed in Spain.......... somehow I think not.
Paro in Spain is decided on length of time worked and is not 400 a month for 2 years for everyone.
In Spain there is no housing benefit and no council tax benefit.
Add housing benefit and council tax benefit to unemployment benefit in the UK and you will find it is more than what you quote for Spain.
I dont know if there is additional benefit money to help feed children of the unemployed in Spain.......... somehow I think not.
I am currently paying over £600per annum, and thats with single persons discount for a Band A property in low rated East Anglia. I am sure most places in Spain are much much lower than that.!
Housing benefit is paid for predominately council\social housing costs. It is available for mortgages but only covers the interest element and it is up to the mortgagee to get the mortgage holder to accept a holiday on the capital repayments.....
Each country has different rules, a Spanish couple I know have just had their 2nd child, she is going back to work as she had a job before the birth, he is staying at home as a house husband\father as he cant get a job. It is not an ideal situation for them, she would rather be with the children, but that is how things are working out, even with help from parents.
In the UK they would both sit at home and pull in the money with the over generous benefits system.
Dec 6th 2011, 7:15 pm
#214
Banned
Joined: Aug 2009
Posts: 5,008
Re: The perfect Mother
Originally Posted by Domino
how much is council tax in Spain, ok it can vary but just tell me what it is in your area.
I am currently paying over £600per annum, and thats with single persons discount for a Band A property in low rated East Anglia. I am sure most places in Spain are much much lower than that.!
Housing benefit is paid for predominately council\social housing costs. It is available for mortgages but only covers the interest element and it is up to the mortgagee to get the mortgage holder to accept a holiday on the capital repayments.....
Each country has different rules, a Spanish couple I know have just had their 2nd child, she is going back to work as she had a job before the birth, he is staying at home as a house husband\father as he cant get a job. It is not an ideal situation for them, she would rather be with the children, but that is how things are working out, even with help from parents.
In the UK they would both sit at home and pull in the money with the over generous benefits system.
I am currently paying over £600per annum, and thats with single persons discount for a Band A property in low rated East Anglia. I am sure most places in Spain are much much lower than that.!
Housing benefit is paid for predominately council\social housing costs. It is available for mortgages but only covers the interest element and it is up to the mortgagee to get the mortgage holder to accept a holiday on the capital repayments.....
Each country has different rules, a Spanish couple I know have just had their 2nd child, she is going back to work as she had a job before the birth, he is staying at home as a house husband\father as he cant get a job. It is not an ideal situation for them, she would rather be with the children, but that is how things are working out, even with help from parents.
In the UK they would both sit at home and pull in the money with the over generous benefits system.
Dec 6th 2011, 7:27 pm
#215
Lost in BE Cyberspace
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 41,518
Re: The perfect Mother
I'm dreaming of a white Christmas.
Dec 6th 2011, 7:39 pm
#216
He/him
Joined: Dec 2006
Location: WA
Posts: 18,084
Re: The perfect Mother
Can we have pointers to posts that have gotten their owner a banning? I think it will be greatly educational.
Dec 6th 2011, 7:39 pm
#217
BE Co-Founder
Joined: Feb 2000
Location: Florida
Posts: 25,928
Re: The perfect Mother
I'm calling a timeout on this one.
Whilst I'm not suggesting for one moment that members can't post anywhere they choose on BE, it's not on to only post in a thread to wind up other members as evidenced in this thread.
So I'm calling it a day.
Thanks
Whilst I'm not suggesting for one moment that members can't post anywhere they choose on BE, it's not on to only post in a thread to wind up other members as evidenced in this thread.
So I'm calling it a day.
Thanks
