Any help greatly appreciated!!!!

dunstonh

Its got to be a wind up post.

1 - new login, 1st post
2 - wants a buy to let in this market
3 - has virtually no income and is reliant on benefits
4 - no mention of capital being put down.

Someone is having a joke.

uzubairu

dunstonh wrote: »

Its got to be a wind up post.

1 - new login, 1st post
2 - wants a buy to let in this market
3 - has virtually no income and is reliant on benefits
4 - no mention of capital being put down.

Someone is having a joke.

That's what I thought.

riapr

Dear Fatpig

Thx for your reply. to clarify my situation I am a single mother who is trying her very best to create an income (just to survive that is) for myself and my child. In order to do that I work every hour I possibly can whilst spending as little as possible on day care whilst I work - this is an extremely hard balance to make. This means I am slightly limited as to jobs I can take. I am as a trade product manager and am trying to fulfill that role but this is impossible as I do not have the time nor the money (childcare) to work full time hours. (also taking into account that I hate my child having to go to nursery everyday so I can go out to earn money). I deserve the tax credits payments I get, in order to enable me to work as much as possible. I have another option in my life which would be to claim income support, have a council house provided for me and turn to a life of drink and drugs - but I prefer not to do this as I would ultimately like to be self sufficient and not have to claim any support from the gvrnmnt. To get a BTL house is a way of maybe creating extra income so that in the long term I do not need any help from the gvrnmnt at all. I would like to think that I am one of the minority who does get off their !!!! to help themselves (and their children) and would really just like some advice in doing so. A BTL could possibly provide me with an investment for myself and my child for the future. Make sense????

riapr

geoffky wrote: »

20k on tax credits ? you are joking??? i hope not...

Thx for your reply. to clarify my situation I am a single mother who is trying her very best to create an income (just to survive that is) for myself and my child. In order to do that I work every hour I possibly can whilst spending as little as possible on day care whilst I work - this is an extremely hard balance to make. This means I am slightly limited as to jobs I can take. I am as a trade product manager and am trying to fulfill that role but this is impossible as I do not have the time nor the money (childcare) to work full time hours. (also taking into account that I hate my child having to go to nursery everyday so I can go out to earn money). I deserve the tax credits payments I get, in order to enable me to work as much as possible. I have another option in my life which would be to claim income support, have a council house provided for me and turn to a life of drink and drugs - but I prefer not to do this as I would ultimately like to be self sufficient and not have to claim any support from the gvrnmnt. To get a BTL house is a way of maybe creating extra income so that in the long term I do not need any help from the gvrnmnt at all. I would like to think that I am one of the minority who does get off their !!!! to help themselves (and their children) and would really just like some advice in doing so. A BTL could possibly provide me with an investment for myself and my child for the future. Make sense????

riapr

kai666 wrote: »

I really hope they don't. Or else there is no justice in this world

Thx for your reply. to clarify my situation I am a single mother who is trying her very best to create an income (just to survive that is) for myself and my child. In order to do that I work every hour I possibly can whilst spending as little as possible on day care whilst I work - this is an extremely hard balance to make. This means I am slightly limited as to jobs I can take. I am as a trade product manager and am trying to fulfill that role but this is impossible as I do not have the time nor the money (childcare) to work full time hours. (also taking into account that I hate my child having to go to nursery everyday so I can go out to earn money). I deserve the tax credits payments I get, in order to enable me to work as much as possible. I have another option in my life which would be to claim income support, have a council house provided for me and turn to a life of drink and drugs - but I prefer not to do this as I would ultimately like to be self sufficient and not have to claim any support from the gvrnmnt. To get a BTL house is a way of maybe creating extra income so that in the long term I do not need any help from the gvrnmnt at all. I would like to think that I am one of the minority who does get off their !!!! to help themselves (and their children) and would really just like some advice in doing so. A BTL could possibly provide me with an investment for myself and my child for the future. Make sense????

riapr

dunstonh wrote: »

Its got to be a wind up post.

1 - new login, 1st post
2 - wants a buy to let in this market
3 - has virtually no income and is reliant on benefits
4 - no mention of capital being put down.

Someone is having a joke.

thx for your really unuseful advice without even finding out the facts. IFAs.....

riapr

IT_nerd wrote: »

.....*sigh*

I hate this country so much.
You earn more than me by not earning.

Not earning??? what do you mean?

riapr

silvercar wrote: »

Please tell me people don't get £20,000+ in tax credits.

who said I get £20k in tax credits?

riapr

geoffky wrote: »

20k on tax credits ? you are joking??? i hope not...

who said anything about £20k on tax credits?

riapr

IT_nerd wrote: »

.....*sigh*

I hate this country so much.
You earn more than me by not earning.

I'm trying to earn for 2 (myself and my daughter) - do you have children?