Am always Nice, unless my Feathers get ruffled.

Oh! you are cheeky, but I like it. 

That is the point though you don't stick to discussing issues, most of the posts you either don't read properly or which is more likely, understand. I know we shouldn't laugh at folk that are a bit  well a sandwich short of a picnic but in you case you are so rude about it, its funny, because you really don't have a clue and its sad too.If ever I find you're
 sounding  reasonable? I know its time to up my medication.

Why don't you ever makes any posts of your own? nothing constructive to say?

Oh just ignore all that Meagan just say what you want, we'll follow it. 

Thank you Rie  

If you have reached pension age and are entitled to a state pension, should you risk losing it if you decide to spend your retirement years in a warmer climate? If people retire to warmer countries where the cost of living may be cheaper, they are not taking anything from other services provided for the elderly in the UK even though, during their working life, they have paid into the system.  

Don't quote me on this but I think you get it just not any increases after you've left the country but having said that I also think it depends what country you are going to. If this it what anyone is planning to do then find out officially first. I think the cits advice could point you in the right direction.

Thanks Phoenix.