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Help moving out!
complimentschemistry
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Hi,
Not sure if there's already a thread for this but I couldn't find one.. if there is please point me in the right direction
I'm moving out in March (problems at home, won't bore you with the details) and I was just wondering if there's any help out there financially for your first move? I'm sure there probably isn't but thought I would check to see if there is anything out there!
Thanks!
Not sure if there's already a thread for this but I couldn't find one.. if there is please point me in the right direction
I'm moving out in March (problems at home, won't bore you with the details) and I was just wondering if there's any help out there financially for your first move? I'm sure there probably isn't but thought I would check to see if there is anything out there!
Thanks!
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complimentschemistry wrote: »Hi,
Not sure if there's already a thread for this but I couldn't find one.. if there is please point me in the right direction
I'm moving out in March (problems at home, won't bore you with the details) and I was just wondering if there's any help out there financially for your first move? I'm sure there probably isn't but thought I would check to see if there is anything out there!
Thanks!
The great bank of Mum & Dad :rotfl:0 -
if gordon brown was still in power im sure he would have introduced such a [STRIKE]bribe[/STRIKE] scheme by now.
he missed that one.Get some gorm.0 -
When I was young it was called 'saving up'Learn to laugh at yourself ... everyone else has:rotfl:
Regards
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Sorry, but I don't get the humour.The great bank of Mum & Dad :rotfl:
It meant not going out and not spending a penny on anything that wasn't essential.When I was young it was called 'saving up'
Three years later - we were married and had bought a house.
Sadly, today, youngsters are not willing to do this.0 -
complimentschemistry wrote: »I'm sure there probably isn't
Correct.
Can't see why your fist move should be any different from any one else who hashad to scrape together a deposit, beg borrow and steal furniture and scrimp for the first 2 or 3 yearsEat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0 -
complimentschemistry wrote: »Hi,
Not sure if there's already a thread for this but I couldn't find one.. if there is please point me in the right direction
I'm moving out in March (problems at home, won't bore you with the details) and I was just wondering if there's any help out there financially for your first move? I'm sure there probably isn't but thought I would check to see if there is anything out there!
Thanks!
Go to secondhand shops,freecycle,car boot sales, gumtree, I moved into a council house with a 5 month old babe and a nother age 4 with no money we made doo, had to sleep the babe in a chest of drawers draw for many months..........so did most people , I couldnt go to my mother and father, dad always said once we got married,"youve made your bed now lie in it."....and so we did......no hand outs......if your single with good health you can work to get your house together on your own.........0
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