An entrepreneur, Richard Ng‑Zeederberg, 39, says soaring costs and UK tax pressures forced him to leave behind his previous lifestyle and business in Worcestershire. In accounts published by the Daily Mail, he describes reaching a “breaking point” and relocating to a British overseas territory. He says he has moved from running his own business to working as a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) driver, describing the change as a practical response to financial strain. The reports state that he no longer plans to return to the UK. He also contrasts his current situation with what he previously described as a “gilded” lifestyle, mentioning ownership of leisure and transport assets such as a boat and a plane. Across the two supplied entries, the central points are that the business became unsustainable, he attributes the pressure to tax laws and rising costs, and he has chosen to continue working in the trucking industry outside the UK.