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Calling all you nightowls part 3
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hanx guys....:)
right, I'm off to bed....sleep keeps "them" away
g'night gang..catch ya's soon
......Gettin' There, Wherever There is......
I have a dodgy "i" key, so ignore spelling errors due to "i" issues, ...I blame Apple
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Night, Jack.
Doomcow, I've heard the best thing to do is have one joint account that you both transfer money into to cover bills and household expenses and keep your own accounts with your own spending money. However in saying that, major purchases should always be discussed first.Not an expert, but I try and contribute and I'll always listen. Middle child of middle child parents. I drink way too much coffee.
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lol, nn GJ matey
and ruby, 21-22 is cool age Mr & Mrs Doomcow Wedding Fund: £10200/£18000 (by 04/2012) (spent £2000)
meiow meiow purr meep merp purr urble purrup
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Lol, thanks, feels like things are starting to pick up, finally started a full time job in a few weeks time. Moving out to a proper flat in around 6 months, just feels like I'm entering the adult world.Not an expert, but I try and contribute and I'll always listen. Middle child of middle child parents. I drink way too much coffee.
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yeah BR, thats what we do at the minute, but if we combine mroe money we can focus on the larger purchases and build savings considerably faster.Mr & Mrs Doomcow Wedding Fund: £10200/£18000 (by 04/2012) (spent £2000)
meiow meiow purr meep merp purr urble purrup
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i done that student to real person shift not so long ago also.
a fun exciting time like! go for what you want!Mr & Mrs Doomcow Wedding Fund: £10200/£18000 (by 04/2012) (spent £2000)
meiow meiow purr meep merp purr urble purrup
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Yeah, I get that. Hmmm, I think there is a board about marriages and debt and savings and the like. Might be more information there about the best way to merge incomes without it leading to problems. Personally I would hate to have to ask for an allowance or something from my husband if I had one. However, I do believe my parents finances are completely merged but they have been together 23 years.Not an expert, but I try and contribute and I'll always listen. Middle child of middle child parents. I drink way too much coffee.
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my parents were merged for about 28 years then my mam passed away like.
seems like a good way to do it, my dad always said "long as there is food on the table (and no debt)" he was happy. but as "they" say, its "changed days".
i wouldnt be hoardin all the money, it'd be a joint thing like. only issue is mrs DC has major high spend on fuel compared to me.Mr & Mrs Doomcow Wedding Fund: £10200/£18000 (by 04/2012) (spent £2000)
meiow meiow purr meep merp purr urble purrup
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hello all. been out on t'lash (out for dinner with friends - but its as close as I get now. not too !!!!!! - needed all my balance for the 2km skate homeI think I saw you in an ice cream parlour
Drinking milk shakes, cold and long
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heya mark.
good food?
had chinese here tonight, was damn good. duno what tmrw - club sandwich i think (originally planned for thursday night :S)Mr & Mrs Doomcow Wedding Fund: £10200/£18000 (by 04/2012) (spent £2000)
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