Paying 'keep' HELP!!!

nicolax

may i ask what your brothers reaction to being asked to pay more is?

System

If you don't like it MOVE OUT and see how well you cope then!

chris_n_tj

In a way I hope you are a troll. The other thought makes my skin crawl. You are an ungrateful person.

Secondly you are not a child anymore you are an adult. Your mum has done her job bringing you up. (to be a spoilt brat by the looks of it)

Thirdly, yes its your home, and as such you need to contribute towards its upkeep.

Last but not least, I have an empty shed you can rent, only £150 a week no bills included.

Sweetheart

nicolax wrote: »

may i ask what your brothers reaction to being asked to pay more is?

She only asked him for £40 as he earns £65 a week. He just paid it. she told him to get a proper job

Pollycat

Sweetheart (that's a misnomer if I ever heard one!) :cool:

I think you're on the wrong website.

This is a money-saving website.

I think you should be posting on a 'I'm a pathetic, selfish, ungrateful, mean little biatch who doesn't want to help my Mum through a time of financial hardship' website.

Sid_Wolf

Me and my OH earn as much as you put together! We live with his dad and pay him £400, then we buy food for him aswell! We have 2 dogs to feed and take care of, we both have phone contracts and other personal bills

We are hoping to move out, but thats because he's hard to live with, rather than the amount we're paying

grow up and help your mum out you selfish cow, you sound like a child

gunsandbanjos

Sweetheart wrote: »

She only asked him for £40 as he earns £65 a week. He just paid it. she told him to get a proper job

So he happily pays nearly 2/3 of his wages, thats nice, she must be very proud of him. Even if its only a part time job he is doing his bit to help his mum
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You on the other hand grudge your 1/6. Lovely.

DCFC79

Peeps can we tone it down please, yes the OP has come across as a brat as some would say but i dotn think she understands whats being asked of her,

OP if you dont pay the mortgage then you will(or you mum) be in trouble with the bank for not paying and you could end up with no home,

is this what people in young twenties are like these days, is it too much reality tv and celeb mags

Callie22

Sweetheart wrote: »

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

Tell you what, move out and then try using that line on your landlord. I can pretty much guarantee you that it won't work ...

The reality is that when you're a grown-up, and you're earning a grown-up wage, you have to pay to live somewhere, whether it's your parent's house, somewhere you rent or somewhere you have a mortgage on. For most people life stops being 'free' eventually ...

liney

Please show your Mom this: Tell your ungrateful daughter to leave and take in a lodger instead.