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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have British /US dual citizenship. I wouldn’t pay 5k for my American DD to get British citizenship because I don’t see a financial advantage. If she wants to go to school there cos will be the same because I pay US taxes not British. 
I guess it depends on your income, whether it’s worth it or not, for me it wouldn’t be. [/quote]

I agree that this is a very personal decision. For example, for us, the kids are going to study in the UK and we will pay foreign fees. But as uk citizens, they will be able to live and work in the UK after graduating, if they want, whereas us citizens can only do that if they get jobs paying certain incomes, which may well change in the future.

I guess my view comes from having partly Jewish ancestry, and the lesson from them was that the insurance of having different options can, at the right time, be priceless.

Not that I think it likely that anything is going to happen here. But thinking about the next election, and Trump, the chance of things going to shit is not zero.[/quote]

I'm considering this, but out of fear of the progressive left's growing power. They're very anti-Semitic. Please open your eyes. [/quote]

Europe is anti Muslim because so many refugees poured into Europe when Syria and Afghanistan were being torn apart. Right now it’s anti Israel but some are carrying hate over to anyone Jewish and some are being falsely accused because they object to the war. [/quote]

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