Spending money beofer Bankruptcy

gettingitsorted

Richard_S wrote: »

Mmmm, me thinks gis could have her own private art collection; very knowledgeable, I thought Rembrant was a tooth whitening agent

GIS has lots of hidden treasures under her bed:rotfl:

Richard_S

gettingitsorted wrote: »

GIS has lots of hidden treasures under her bed:rotfl:

GIS dear,

Please don't lower the tone of the thread by referring to the hidden delights of your bed

gettingitsorted

Richard_S wrote: »

GIS dear,

Please don't lower the tone of the thread by referring to the hidden delights of your bed

:silenced:

wherediditallgo

Need2Know wrote: »

Thanks , its really helpful to hear your replies. Its such a worry as we really dont want to start annoying the wrong people. This board is really helping me save my sanity at the moment. This really is a big deal and we want to make sure we cover every aspect before heading down the last route (BR)

I am also worried ( born worrier) that I am due to start college in September and my daughter needs to go into nursery, will they allow me to pay her fees? and I also was going to buy a laptop for my studying, should I not do this now as I guess that is lavish spending. Im so worried that the odd purchases we would have bought from time to time, like for instance a bbq for summer will look dodgy and I am worrying myself sick with this now....

I bought a laptop literally days before I went BR, & the money came out of my account on BR day itself. :eek: I originally bought a barebones DIY desktop pc months earlier that subsequently became faulty, & I got a refund. I therefore used the money to buy the laptop. I need a computer for my studies (OU & work-related), & was lucky enough to see a laptop at less than £100 more than a desktop, though the laptop had the better spec for my needs. I put it on my SOA, & also made a point of mentioning it to the OR's administrator when I met her on the day I went BR. When they look at my statements, they'll be able to see the original purchase, the refund & the laptop purchase. Whatever else they have an issue with, I don't see why they should have an issue with that. The original computer at about £270 was clearly very basic, requiring me to add on other bits I already had, & I think the laptop was a bargain price at under £360 including delivery. I think they might have had an issue with it if I'd spent something like £1500 on one though.