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housekeeping charging???
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southernscouser wrote:I pay my mum £250 a month (yes I still live at home :doh: ) and I take home just over £1,300 a month.
Used to pay £200 a month but she blags inflation and all that! :rolleyes:
This covers all my food, leccy, gas. I pay for my own internet and all toiletries and that.
How old are u scouser!!!!
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I charge my lodgers £65 for the large room and £50 for the smaller single room and this includes all bills apart from food and telephone. I still think I am diddling myself with the smaller room.
My son, who also lives in the house, pays telephone/internet/cable TV plus his food.
I only wish I could get somewhere to live and all bills paid for these charges.
Put their rent up at least twice as much!(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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Willsnarf1983 wrote:How old are u scouser!!!!
Will
Oi! I'm 25 years young mate! Your not such a spring chicken yourself anymore!0 -
southernscouser wrote:Oi! I'm 25 years young mate! Your not such a spring chicken yourself anymore!
lol i'm only 22!!!
fair play to luive at home and have all those luxeries to hand!!!
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:think: uuummmm think I'm going to grab my son to show him what a bloomin good deal he has living with us...£20 a week...
Washing and Ironing AND I PUT IT IN HIS WARDROBE lol
Food cooked every evening
Packed lunch items available (stopped making his sarnies a month ago and now he buys his lunch out because hes too lazy to make his own )
Warm Clean bed
Toiltries (but not flashy ones, just basic)
Internet and an old computer in his room
*think I'm going to give him notice of a rent increase*
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.>>..£20 a week...<<
If he's working he can afford at least £50. It does them no favours to let them have it too cheaply IMHO.(AKA HRH_MUngo)
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You could always show them this thread and the number of people bidding for their rooms.....!!£2 saver club £16 so far!! - it's growing!!! :j
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Or I could get my own back in a few years time when I move in with him
and pay £20 a week lol
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I used to pay my Mum n Dad £25 a week and that was over 20 years ago, even then I thought it was cheap!!!!!0
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I used to get charged going rate, but parents put some of it aside to give me a start when I moved out. So if you feel guilty at charging a more realistic rent, maybe you could put a percentage aside for deposit, pots and pans etc when they are on their way... as a surprise, of course!Debt free 4th April 2007.
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