Paying 'keep' HELP!!!

sarah*a

mrsmehere wrote: »

...Isn't it?

um .... well my water bill is about £350 a year - how do you get yours free??

Gigervamp

sarah*a wrote: »

um .... well my water bill is about £350 a year - how do you get yours free??

I think they don't have to pay water rates in Ireland.

skintchick

Tropez wrote: »

I'm inclined to believe this is a wind-up, but sadly, I could also believe that this is somebody who is extremely naive.

A friend of mine thought that he would still get summer holidays off when he started work! :rotfl::rotfl:

Somebody else had no idea what income tax was, and was shocked to find their first payslip had deductions on it!

And then there was the girl who thought that water was free...

That's me! Or it was. In my defence, I was 19 and had just started my first job. I wised up pretty quickly. And it has been a long time since I was called a girl...:D

Can't believe this thread is still going. Or is that more evidence of how naive I am?

ILoveEoin

we dont pay water rates in northern ireland, but r car insurance etc is higher than the rest of uk!
ps if sweetheart has moved out, can i move in?? i'll save a pocket! lol

sarah*a

ILoveEoin wrote: »

we dont pay water rates in northern ireland, but r car insurance etc is higher than the rest of uk!

I need to move there - neither OH or I drive so we'd save a small fortune

You learn something new everyday on this board :T

GracieP

sarah*a wrote: »

I need to move there - neither OH or I drive so we'd save a small fortune

You learn something new everyday on this board :T

Try the Republic. We pay neither water rates nor council/property tax.:D


For now.:(

wannaberich81

I have just had the biggest laugh of the week......

Suzanne_Louise

Sweetheart wrote: »

Ok - but I still dont see why I should pay her mortgage! thats just wrong.

Right, so you're not willing to contribute for keeping the roof over your family's head?! So, you want your mum to default on the mortgage and run the risk of you all becoming homeless?

I think you should sit back and take a look at what you've written and perhaps see it from someone elses point of view. Whilst I appreciate that you're just starting out in your career etc, £1200 a month for a 23 year old is a lot of money, and a massive amount of disposable income.

Stop being a madam, and help out, before it's too late.

Incapuppy

Not sure why this thread has been resurrected since the OP has not returned for a month since last commenting here?

AMILLIONDOLLARS

Makes me wonder if she really did show her mother the replies:D, I think she got more than she bargained for:rotfl::rotfl:


AMD