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borrowing money for BR fees, and putting it on SoA
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Good luck with the fresh start :-).0
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Hi,
So, we know the BR deposit is not recoverable so let's look at the potential IPA.
As someone said earlier, an IPA can be pro rata based upon the differing incomes of the partners, infact that is how the IS IPA spread sheet calculator is set up.
Also as you are not BR, then you may have your own costs to be taken in to account such as you may have your own debts that need paying or other commitments that might reduce your availability to contribute to household costs, so your partner may have to contribute more..........
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