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Boo lol.
I work at the airport so i thought i would try my luck.
I didnt think i was allowed holiday with a DRO. Ill try it some where else0 -
Do you not get free parking at work or do you have to pay for parking? If you have to pay and can prove it, then it would not be a problem.BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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Just a quick thought on this, you say that your parents own the car and it is registered to them, so technically you shouldnt be able to include any car related costs on there as you dont have one. Dont know if thats right but i know when I went for my DRO the CAB asked who was the owner of the car, but as it was legally mine just registered in partners name. They didnt query mobile phone but i think we only had £10 each in for that. All they do is check the Common Financial Statement Trigger Figures. Remember also that everything is taken on an average month ie (i know it doesnt apply to you but..) say £20pw Child benefit most would say that is £80pm when in fact it is £86.67. Same goes for gas & elec. That nearly caught us out.0
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Thats kinda sad then0
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If you have use of a car and pay for petrol etc. to use it then you can put those expenses down.BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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Hi,
When I was working I had to park in a station car park at £3.00 per day, I think it was. That equates to £15.00pw; £60pm, so I wouldn't have thought £20.00pm is a lot if you can prove you need it?
As jamesb1239 said, if you use the car do you not have to contribute anything towards MOT/Service etc?
If you do this should help your surplus?BSC 289A life lived in fear is a life not living!Proud to have dealt with my debts.0 -
tigerfeet2006 wrote: »If you have use of a car and pay for petrol etc. to use it then you can put those expenses down.
Thanks for clearing that up.. I wasnt sure, just with them asking who owned my car when i went for mine.0 -
Any further comments welcome0
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If you can "fiddle" the amounts as best you can to hit the £50 surplus, my advice would be to take a punt on a DRO.
A good intermediary will be able to tell you before paying your fee whether it is likely to be accepted or not.I used to be Snow White, but I drifted.Mae West
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