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can we afford to move out??

Sid_Wolf · 2010-12-07 20:52:56

I need some help, me and OH have never lived on our own before, always with his dad or friends... We pay £400 a month in rent, and buy our own food, we also seem to end up buying food for his dad aswell :mad: His dad is in a lot of debt and seems to think we're here to look after him. We refuse to give him any more and he…

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Sid_Wolf Posts: 485 Forumite

8 December 2010 at 2:13PM

nope no car, tho if we are staying here i may take my cbt and get a little 125cc runabout, not practical for 2 people and 2 dogs but cheaper than a car! plus I've always wanted a bike will give me more job options too if I have some kind of transport

We're gunna stick it out for as long as possible and get up a good deposit, we've always wanted our own place so we can do whatever we want in terms of pets, decorating etc.

By the time we have a nice deposit the loan will be gone (and that 100 will be put into savings aswell when its freed up) and I should be ready to think about kids (will be about 25) and I've always wanted to bring up kids in an owned house

I'm not a bloke! :rotfl:My real name is Sinead, Sid is my nickname :rotfl:
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