How's that retirement penson going?

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jimeve
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12 minutes ago, hk blues said:

And that's from a Jock!

And you, Scotland, Northern Ireland and wales get free prescriptions. But not England. :56da632e94212_1(60):

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GeoffH
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2 hours ago, jimeve said:

And you, Scotland, Northern Ireland and wales get free prescriptions. But not England. :56da632e94212_1(60):


Australia gets free prescriptions too...

It’s probably that stiff upper lip, can’t get the pills past it :hystery:

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Jack Peterson
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9 hours ago, GeoffH said:


Australia gets free prescriptions too...

It’s probably that stiff upper lip, can’t get the pills past it :hystery:

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Snowy79
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12 hours ago, jimeve said:

And you, Scotland, Northern Ireland and wales get free prescriptions. But not England. :56da632e94212_1(60):

No such a thing as free. All paid for out of our health budget, it's just a redirection of funds. In England only a few people also pay as it's free to low income families, students, pensioners and also certain illnesses. 

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Jack Peterson
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8 minutes ago, Snowy79 said:

, pensioners

:thumbsup: and that is over 60's you can still get it if working as long as you are over 60

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Tommy T.
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15 hours ago, OnMyWay said:

So now I found another one to have fun with.  It is SDS, a 2X leveraged S&P 500 inverse ETF.  It moves opposite of the S&P 500 index.  So if the S&P 500 goes down 1%, this will go up 2%.  If S&P 500 goes up 1%, this will go down 2%.

I suggest you might invest in whoever makes Zantrex ( which is now off the market?) or some sort of anti-heartburn, indigestion med...? Just a thought....:89:

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hk blues
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14 hours ago, jimeve said:

And you, Scotland, Northern Ireland and wales get free prescriptions. But not England. :56da632e94212_1(60):

Now, I didn't know that, Jim

 

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OnMyWay
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1 hour ago, Tommy T. said:

I suggest you might invest in whoever makes Zantrex ( which is now off the market?) or some sort of anti-heartburn, indigestion med...? Just a thought....:89:

Actually, now that you mention it, relative to the overall market, many pharmaceutical companies are doing ok.  Working on tests, vaccines, cures.

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Tommy T.
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3 minutes ago, OnMyWay said:

Actually, now that you mention it, relative to the overall market, many pharmaceutical companies are doing ok.  Working on tests, vaccines, cures.

That is certainly an investment for the future, I agree... And you need to figure out now, which one or ones will come up with the winner?

However now I am just going to continue to hole up here personally and also sit tight with the investments I have remaining. If I had some extra cash that was "disposable,"I would seriously consider some "bottom feeding" investments... But I have become rather conservative mostly in recent years... So I will just now continue to invest in food and Tanduay... because they both make me feel a bit better!!!:smile: And still lots of movie to watch and the internet seems to work sometimes...

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