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How c**p is this
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miseter wrote:thanks for all replys i dont mind paying my dad it is just that i need to save up and buy a car and it will take me so long to do that. as i live about 15 miles away from my work placement. but people say once u get a car u have no money that scares me
my dad always said if its got skirt or wheels you cant afford it.
the wheels i agree with but thats a whole new topic.Dept at highest - £27,000
Estimated dept free date - 20100 -
Can you not buy a bike and ride into work? I mean a peddle bike as well, not a motor one.
Not being able to afford much and budgeting will help you manage your money better as you get older. You will value money more too.0 -
DebtFreeDetermined wrote:my dad always said if its got skirt or wheels you cant afford it.
your dads a wise wise man!
WillSShhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh0 -
buying a car at 17 .How will you afford the insurance .At your age you are looking at BIG insurance .Buy a scooter or pushbike .miseter wrote:thanks for all replys i dont mind paying my dad it is just that i need to save up and buy a car and it will take me so long to do that. as i live about 15 miles away from my work placement. but people say once u get a car u have no money that scares me0 -
Willsnarf1983 wrote:your dads a wise wise man!
Will
Hi will, Totally Off-Topic, but just seen your signature, 3000 shaved off your debt this year, fantastic achievement, well done!!£4988 Lloyds TSB Mastercard
£400 O/D Lloyds TSB
£2650 Lloyds TSB Loan
£5070 Black Horse Finance
Skint, but I have a plan.... an MSE Plan!!!0 -
ginger_nuts wrote:buying a car at 17 .How will you afford the insurance .At your age you are looking at BIG insurance .Buy a scooter or pushbike .
Wise Wise words, I wish I had looked into that idea when I first started working, instead of spending loads per week on bus fares, I could have got to and from work (About 10 miles round trip) on about £4 petrol per week!!£4988 Lloyds TSB Mastercard
£400 O/D Lloyds TSB
£2650 Lloyds TSB Loan
£5070 Black Horse Finance
Skint, but I have a plan.... an MSE Plan!!!0 -
My outgoings have been £1700 since I was 20 mate so count yourself lucky. Dont' get in debt either boyo!!0
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5limJim wrote:Hi will, Totally Off-Topic, but just seen your signature, 3000 shaved off your debt this year, fantastic achievement, well done!!
cheers 5lim, cud have been more but only really concentrated on it last 6 or 7 months and i bought myself a few treats as well lol.....well u got to at times!
cheers
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My son is at college full time and he works nights to pay for his motobike etc and he pays me £25.00 a week board and he is 16yr, if he wants anything he has to save for it.
If you get a pushbike you will not need to go to the gym so you will save more money.
(son does not know it but i am keeping his board so when he wants a car he will have some money towards it)0 -
I only get £120 a week and I've got 2 children and bills to pay so think yourself lucky.miseter wrote:i only get paid like £150 pounds per week as i am a trainee. any one got any tips on anything i could do to budget my money better.2008 Comping ChallengeWon so far - £3010 Needed - £230Debt free since Oct 20040
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