Course ending no £ should I remortgage?

DCFC79

Person_one wrote: »

I could suggest that the OP breathes in and out continuously, or that they try to get some sleep each night. Both of those would be about as helpful as 'get a job' unless the OP is possibly the only person on the planet who isn't aware of the concept of paid employment.

Since he hasnt mentioned he has a job, how do you know he has or hasn't thought of getting a job, for all we know he may not have explored it yet.

Tixy

Peelerfart wrote: »

Radical Idea!

Same question but in Greek,now they know a thing or two about loans, if anyone can help it's the bubbles!

You've only done half the job, translating back to English is the next step.

Person_one

DCFC79 wrote: »

Since he hasnt mentioned he has a job, how do you know he has or hasn't thought of getting a job, for all we know he may not have explored it yet.

From the OP "would bank extend overdraft til I find work?"

Its extremely condescending to suggest to someone about to graduate that they might want to think about getting a job.

You can't seriously be suggesting that there are graduates who wander out of lecture theatres blissfully unaware that getting a job is something they might want to look into!

LovelyLeeds

Peelerfart wrote: »

PS guys - you may have to read it twice

I would Peeler old bean, but it's all Greek to me...

_Andy_

Hi again guys

Just wanted to say, I've given the OP another read, and, well, they're still not going to get a loan anywhere.
I intend on giving this another crack of the whip later this evening and will be sure to post back my findings.

Warm regards

DCFC79

Person_one wrote: »

From the OP "would bank extend overdraft til I find work?"

You can't seriously be suggesting that there are graduates who wander out of lecture theatres blissfully unaware that getting a job is something they might want to look into!

Cant say as i cant read minds although i bet there are some who have left uni and not bothered to find work.

Ok i admit i didnt see the bit where he said "till i find work" and i was clearly in the wrong for saying what i did so slap on the wrist for me.

Oldernotwiser

Person_one wrote: »

You can't seriously be suggesting that there are graduates who wander out of lecture theatres blissfully unaware that getting a job is something they might want to look into!

Actually, I had several clients who were young graduates who hadn't given any thought to getting a job until they finished their degree, moved back to their parents and had enjoyed a summer off. It really isn't uncommon.

Peelerfart

Tixy wrote: »

You've only done half the job, translating back to English is the next step.

As soon as I get a reply I'll stick it back in me fish and see what they say.
Early signs are not,I have to say,very encouraging,but I am thinking if the Greeks cant help it's a bit of a tragedy.

Our only hope may be _Andy_

_Andy_

Folks I'm so sorry but I just re-read the OP and I can't see him getting a loan anywhere, frankly he's about as useful to a potential lender as Anne Frank's drumkit.
That said, I don't intend on giving up just yet and will be having another cheeky look in a bit. Will keep you posted.

Warm regards

LovelyLeeds

_Andy_ wrote: »

Will keep you posted.

Please do, it'll be so valuable to us all

Warm regards

Can we expect Hot regards soon?