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Which companies do you want to see survive?
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I want Thomas Cook to keep going as its my main way of escaping this dump for half the year.0
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Sorry Fc I meant Mango the independent coffee shop. Went off to buy a rug in the sales the other day with the promise of cappuccino and cake after and it was all boarded up. Cross, I was.0
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scousethife wrote: »Looking at your signature Id say you want to stop shopping full stop.
NEVER! Ever thought that's why I'm here?
I shouldn't really explain myself, but most of my (& DH's) debt is actually from surviving as a student with a mortgage - not spending money on crap on the high street! More like a car, petrol, food, rent ETC!
But thankyou for the wonderful advice.Debt @ LBM 29/12/08 - £49044! Now £44684.Fat loss 29/85lbs // £100 into £10k £243.07/£10kHSBC Loan 9658 // HSBC CC 3484 // HSBC CC 1464 // DP's 779 // Car 0% 4851 // Halifax OD 1348 // HSBC OD 1.5k // HSBC OD 1k // Barclays OD 400 // IOMOM 4400 // S Loan 15k // Cap1 £8000 -
retrocircles wrote: »NEVER! Ever thought that's why I'm here?
I shouldn't really explain myself, but most of my (& DH's) debt is actually from surviving as a student with a mortgage - not spending money on crap on the high street! More like a car, petrol, food, rent ETC!
But thankyou for the wonderful advice.
Calm down dear it was only a jokeHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. The one where you showed us Dithering Dad is a complete liar. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE Forum Team0 -
1. Aston Martin
2. Jaguar
3. Amazon
4. TK Maxx
5. Nationwide0 -
nationwide is about as secure as they get surely, maybe if they got a default rate of 50% they'd freeze up alltogether but they dont use external funding half so much as banks afaik0
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neverdespairgirl wrote: »John Lewis / Waitrose / Ocado
Mothercare
M & S
Royal Mail
Lloyds TSB
Amazon
the local shops & restaurants
Me
What she said
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:A"Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid" - Albert Einstein0 -
I don't want anyone to go bust, but especially any company in the motor/motor racing industry.
I've heard rumours about
John Lewis
Argos
Screwfix
Does this mean I should go out and spend lots of money to save the shops?0 -
scousethife wrote: »Thanks
I got two battleing remote control tanks for xmas being a bloke is sooo great
I got the wife a new bog brush
was the bog brush remote controlled too? now that really would be something.0 -
Another vote for Waitrose/Ocado
Monsoon - LOVE their clothes!
Lakeland - always have nice kitchen goodies and are super helpful with fantastic customer service.Penny0
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