Comments on: My brother M Sin is 68 years and collects HK$625 fruit fund per m he has members to feed in China. Pensions? http://1-pensions.com/my-brother-m-sin-is-68-years-and-collects-hk625-fruit-fund-per-m-he-has-members-to-feed-in-china-pensions Pension Planning and Planning for Retirement Mon, 21 May 2012 14:18:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: MenifeeManiac http://1-pensions.com/my-brother-m-sin-is-68-years-and-collects-hk625-fruit-fund-per-m-he-has-members-to-feed-in-china-pensions/comment-page-1#comment-158 MenifeeManiac Sun, 27 Jul 2008 02:52:36 +0000 http://1-pensions.com/my-brother-m-sin-is-68-years-and-collects-hk625-fruit-fund-per-m-he-has-members-to-feed-in-china-pensions#comment-158 Why does he have only a "grade school" education? Maybe he needed to set his sites a little higher before discontinuing his education. Why can't his wife work? Lastly, your question states that he makes "less than $4,000 Hong Kong dollars per month," yet, "The lower living standard in China enables his to feed his wife and kids with two thousand Hong Kong dollars." Tell your brother to move from Hong Kong to China. He'll be rich there. Why does he have only a “grade school” education?

Maybe he needed to set his sites a little higher before discontinuing his education.

Why can’t his wife work?

Lastly, your question states that he makes “less than $4,000 Hong Kong dollars per month,” yet, “The lower living standard in China enables his to feed his wife and kids with two thousand Hong Kong dollars.” Tell your brother to move from Hong Kong to China. He’ll be rich there.

]]> By: jennyksr http://1-pensions.com/my-brother-m-sin-is-68-years-and-collects-hk625-fruit-fund-per-m-he-has-members-to-feed-in-china-pensions/comment-page-1#comment-157 jennyksr Fri, 25 Jul 2008 07:04:18 +0000 http://1-pensions.com/my-brother-m-sin-is-68-years-and-collects-hk625-fruit-fund-per-m-he-has-members-to-feed-in-china-pensions#comment-157 i can certainly agree with u but if u look at Hong Kong's society there are so many pensioners around in just practically every corner u look. How can the gov't sustain all the pension payouts given the fact that they don't have any real way to tax the public...remember the trial of adding a commodity tax which failed cuz of heavy rejection? Good luck to ur bro... i can certainly agree with u but if u look at Hong Kong’s society there are so many pensioners around in just practically every corner u look. How can the gov’t sustain all the pension payouts given the fact that they don’t have any real way to tax the public…remember the trial of adding a commodity tax which failed cuz of heavy rejection? Good luck to ur bro…

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