Working in Spain
 

How many on this forum are still working in Spain and how many are retired or living off fixed incomes?

Just being nosey:D

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working - but less than even a couple of months ago - unfortunately:(

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Wasn't there a thread about this very recently? or maybe it was just a post within a thread about something totally different as per normal

OH business in UK, me homemaker superstar leech (not):rofl::rofl:

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yeah I remember - think it was within another thread

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OH working here for last 6 years..........me, well Im just the general dogs body :rofl:

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Working self employed (legally) :( & paying for it.

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Working in Barcelona but only part time currently, but more like full time from january until the summer break. :cool:

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Struggling on a fixed Pound Sterling pension - Torrevieja just down from Alicante - credit crunch and fall of the pound is really hitting hard here.

http://britishexpats.com/photopost/s...&ppuser=107978

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Are you currently working at the same job as in the uk?

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Yes, good question - I often wonder when people say they're working is it professional? Seasonal? Whatever they can get?

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We have been here since March & have been lucky to find a job, one day a week.
Its not what i did in the UK, but am enjoying it, just wish i could find other employment to take the burden off the savings !!!!

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I'm doing what I trained to do before I had the kids - though I didn't actually do that much of it

now they are older & I was getting bored I decided to get back to it


the money comes in useful too

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Hi
Newly retired (2 months of payments) after living here for six years - worked illegally maintaining properties but cut back over the last couple of years now trying not to work - but the phone keeps ringing. However, now don't charge - as a bachelor an invite to "Cena" and bring your toolkit is normal !!!
Dave

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Well done you & its always nice to keep your hand in. :thumbsup:

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I think it is quite hard for working-age immigrants to avoid the 'black economy' in Spain... ;) For many people I know it helps to make ends meet...