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HSBC EX PAT FROZEN ACCOUNT
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Reminds me of a joke I heard about the difference in university graduates these days compared to 30 or so years ago. These days, graduates aspire to be a Barista rather than a Barrister like they used toMiddle_of_the_Road said:
The OP in reality, is probably a Barista 🙂flaneurs_lobster said:Is it likely that a practising barrister would mistake "loosing" for "losing"? Or be "very regulated"?
Or be seeking advice on a consumer/money-saving website?
Or telling us all about their "large inheritance"?
Come on.
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It is half term this week... 2
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How is how is a practising barrister in England or Wales an ex pat?2
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Jar? Don't the coins go in a Tesco bag for life?eskbanker said:
That'll be why they're not allowed to hold client money, except for the coins in the jar at the end of the shift....Middle_of_the_Road said:
The OP in reality, is probably a Barista 🙂flaneurs_lobster said:Is it likely that a practising barrister would mistake "loosing" for "losing"? Or be "very regulated"?
Or be seeking advice on a consumer/money-saving website?
Or telling us all about their "large inheritance"?
Come on.
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Not quite the comments I had hoped for. Sorry if I sounded a little spoilt. As a technical point the SRA regulates Alternative Business Structures (so does the BSB actually) so one can be a practising barrister and a director of an SRA regulated ABS. I am consulting Jersey lawyers so that's an end of it0
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You'll need a business sole trader account.0
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Sadly our great local barista is doing just that, in reverse.CliveOfIndia said:
Reminds me of a joke I heard about the difference in university graduates these days compared to 30 or so years ago. These days, graduates aspire to be a Barista rather than a Barrister like they used to Life in the slow lane0 -
By Zoom, naturallysheramber said:How is how is a practising barrister in England or Wales an ex pat?1 -
You dont need to be ex pat to be ex pat0
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