As Lygonos says above, older people incur health and social costs in the country in which they live.
Zero points out that those living overseas are not "contributors into UK economic activity".
Now, both viewpoints raise perfectly valid points, in the manner of the story of "The blind men and the elephant."
But where on balance does the truth lie? Do the savings from pensioners living overseas outweigh the costs -or vice versa? What do you estimate Lygonos? Zero?
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