Forum Archive Index - May 2000

[Nick Kearney <nk@xtra.co.nz>]

RIL & Nick

I know of a very 'skilled' and talented Lawyer who earns $400,000+ p/a.

I know of a very 'skilled' Accountant who is a partner at one of
Aucklands top accountancy firms.  I don't know what he is earning
(acountant's don't tell you that sort of thing) but I would estimate
close to $300,000 p/a.

I have a neighbour who is a highly 'skilled' doctor earning close to 1
million pa.  

Therefore RIL using your advice, I will tell these three 'skilled'
people to pack their bags and immediately leave this place because it is
uneconomic for them to be here.

Yeah right!!!  

Cheers for the good advcie RIL.  
  
Nick

nick wrote:
> 
>    Ril,
> If life is so fantastic for you in the uk, why do you feel the need to spend
> so
> much time on a kiwi share forum?   Surely someone with such a full and
> wonderful
> life as yours would have better ways of passing the time.
>      Happy content individuals usually do not have a constant need to be
> negative.
>    Instead of being full of the joys of spring (uk) why the constant need to
> inform
> us that you are much better off than us?
>       Could it be that you are homesick and need to constantly convince
> yourself
> you are better off in the uk?
> 
>     disclosure  im english living in nz
>  nick
> 
> > Latest movements in the NZ dollar reinforce what many of us have known
> > for a long time: It is now uneconomic for a skilled person to work in
> > New Zealand.
> >
> > The time to leave has come. Do not be afraid. There is a better life
> > awaiting you elsewhere.
> >
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