Non taxed

@Storin nice.

Do you get a goodbye payment or when you leave are you just gone and out?

The counter point is if you liked going away as I did if your days out of bed went to high you "go into the red" meaning you aren't supposed to deploy anywhere because you are more at risk for mental issues <:PepeLaugh:565528391336329216>

Depends on total service dude

They're proposing legally prescribed Capitalisation rates when calculating Lease Extension premiums. This means you won't need a valuer, just an oline caluator

Less than 6 years= pat on the back and fuck off

@Quackman Sucks to be you but sounds good to flatten down a layer of bureaucracy.

then you turn hitman for hire

6-8 years= resettlement package, including career workshops, 28 days additional leave, how to write CV's and applications, and £3,000 that can be claimed in 3 lots of £1,000 or combined all in one to get a qualification at level 3 or above

8 or more= all of the above except the money is doubled

nice

You also can lean into veterans charities for help and education and you can also lean into your cap badge for assistance

And if you truly have no dependents and want to retire and are of age you can apply for the chelsea pensioners

Not only that but if you left on good terms as I did you can lean into them for some really good references

Like my first reference is my old boss an RMO (regimental medical officer)

Theres even housing perks, also were a protected class as well <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

offend me motherfuckers <:PepeLaugh:565528391336329216>

Lots of benefits to military tbh, but I will always say ask around before going in, know what you want to go for, and expect that your first unit and few years might be shit

Honestly I just want to go backpacking around the world now, and then I might do some contracting, otherwise i'm going to be jesus and do carpentry

My understanding is that there are a ton of benefits, but a lot of sacrifices as well.

Well yea me and my ex broke up because of the distance and me always being away

you will miss christmases, birthdays, and possibly other events

you will also fall out with a lot of your previous friends, because you will see things from an insiders perspective tbh, especially if they went college or uni 🤔

I have a lot of respect for the military. Bit jealous of some of the benefits though.

Like I said I left at the start of December, i've had about 6 letters from the military and organisations telling me what i'm entitled too and wishing me all the best <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586>

Gotta make the most of it.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/01/09/northern-rail-set-nationalised-within-months-says-transport/

Long distance relationships never work

Lies

The Falklands

Lmao

guardian opinion is "imploring people to stop using private healthcare"

"pls millionaires and well off people! stop using your private healthcare and leech off the state"

guardian opinion is poop

To be fair that is the exact argument they should be making

The NHS is a requirement for the poor as clearly evidenced by the rich not using it

their argument is that nhs staff are moving over to private healthcare facilities

Which is half true

As they should be

Because private healthcare is better for staff and patients