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Mortgage with CCJ
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Jesus christ this is hilarious. What a self righteous pr@ck.
Thanks for the advice but i'm off.
Good luck0 -
Shut the door on the way out.0
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Lessbutbetter wrote: »Still the same moaners on this site then...haha
At least I can get a mortgage and own my own home.... haha ROFLMAO!!0 -
At least I can get a mortgage and own my own home.... haha ROFLMAO!!
I'll take your word for it, but it must hurt still earning 15k a year! haha
Looks like the future is bright. Deposit should be around the 30k mark with help from the father in law.
Nice.
Thanks for the help from everyone who isn't a stay at home skint !!!!!! who sits on MSE all day.
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Lessbutbetter wrote: »I'll take your word for it, but it must hurt still earning 15k a year! haha
Looks like the future is bright. Deposit should be around the 30k mark with help from the father in law.
Nice.
Thanks for the help from everyone who isn't a stay at home skint !!!!!! who sits on MSE all day.
:cool:
I think you will find I earn a lot more than that, a lot more than you and with the help of my accountant pay a lot less tax than you.
Oh buy the way, the good news is that after 6 years your CCJ not only goes off your credit report but also expires at the court as well.
The bad news is that near the end of the 6 years, your creditor can apply for a new CCJ which starts your 6 year clock ticking right from the beginning again.
Can't believe you have f**ked up your life over a £600 debt.
That will cost you a lot more when you factor in all of these nice juicy house price rises you are now going to miss out on.0 -
Lessbutbetter wrote: »You don't earn more than me and you know it.
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According to HMRC that is technically true, although the vast majority of my income is made up of tax efficient dividends0
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