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You can ask these sites to remove your information. Just Google how to do it and follow the steps.

How does WEP work if you choose to receive your pension, which is affected by WEP, as a lump sum? For example, I can receive my small corporate pension from an overseas company as a lump sum at age 55 or a bigger lump sum at 65 or as monthly pension starting from 65. If I started receiving...

Can a foreigner buy an apartment in vn?

How would you go about getting a medical evaluation in this case? Can you get medical disability due to work-related stress? Does it have to be clinical depression? What type of doctor would you go to?

But you can still file a wrongful termination lawsuit or a discrimination complaint. The whole thing looks like age discrimination to me.

Document everything. Keep a log of events including rule violations. If there are colleagues who can act as witnesses in the future to support her legal claim, kerp that in mind. Perhaps they are suffering too and would be happy to stick it to managers. Talk to a lawyer. Consider filing...

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Also considering it. I haven't been to Da Nang yet, but from what I know it's probably the best place to retire in Vietnam

Do you speak Hungarian? Would you recommend Hungary as a place for retirement for somebody who doesn't know the language or have Hungarian ancestry?

What's your monthly budget in Bangkok? If you are not comfortable sharing your budget, what is a realistic monthly budget for a single person in bkk including all expenses?

I started machine learning, too lazy to finish

I don't think anybody will beg me to stay in my current job or offer any significant promotions anytime soon, but I agree with you that I can already breathe easier having the resources I have and being frugal. I also agree that in my current situation, one year of working equals a few (3+)...

The Philippines program is probably one of the easiest in the world for early retirees right now. I am considering it, but I am still not sure whether or not I would retire in the Philippines. It's a nice place to visit (parts of it anyway), not sure about living there long term.

There is also an early retirement program in the Philippines for persons over 35 y.o. You can either put $20K in a bank account as a collateral (don't know if they pay interest) or invest $50K+ in local real estate to get a retirement visa. A foreigner can buy apartments but not land there. As...