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Loan for Holiday??????
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Wow, the OP of this thread is living proof that people who go to university are not necessarily bright and smart and intelligent, with a decent amount of common sense...
(Some are of course, but this is proof that not EVERYBODY who is a 'university graduate' is smart and intelligent.)Proud to have lost over 3 stone (45 pounds,) in the past year! :j Now a size 14!
You're not singing anymore........ You're not singing any-more!
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Yes borrowing £15K for a holiday is a ridiculous and stupid idea.
That said, I know several people who have borrowed £15K to £20K for their wedding.
Is borrowing it for a holiday, any more stupid than borrowing it for a wedding?
FTR, I think they're both ridiculous, and I wouldn't borrow that much for a wedding OR a holiday!(•_•)
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I think the original post must be a wind-up.I used to think that good grammar is important, but now I know that good wine is importanter.0
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BrassicWoman wrote: »whatever happened to inter-railing with a back pack and doing farm work on the way?
I went inter-railing on a very limited budget after finishing my degree and it was brilliant.
I did extend my bank overdraft but I had a fully funded PhD place to come back to so I knew that I could work on reducing my overdraft. This was nearly 20 years ago and I was able to discuss this plan with my local branch bank manager who thought it was a great idea and was happy to extend my OD limit. I think if I had asked him for £15k he would still be laughing now."We act as though comfort and luxury are the chief requirements of life, when all that we need to make us happy is something to be enthusiastic about” – Albert Einstein0 -
Caroline_a wrote: ȣ15k for a holiday???!! Where on earth are you going? Jupiter??
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Wow. Just wow. I did not realise people on here could be so rude. That'll be the last time I ask a question.
For the record, it's very long and complicated why we would need £15k for this trip, which is not something I wanted to go into, I was just asking a basic question. Yes it does include more than one person, with illnesses, hence why it's coming to so much. Perhaps before being so rude you would all stop to consider that people's circumstances and what has happened to them might not be detailed in these posts (as it's really none of your business as not directly related to the question posed).
Please in future consider that A. You do not know what is going on in people's lives, if you did know you wouldn't be saying things as above; B. Alas there is no need to be rude; and C. Insulting my intelligence because you are too ignorant to consider other people's personal circumstances? Don't even bother.
I really shouldn't even have to justify my question but for your information, it was actually someone who works for a bank that suggested to me about giving a "more important" reason for getting the loan...which did make me feel uneasy which is why I wanted to check here, because I thought you were all nice people and could give me a little advice. I am mistaken.
'Keyboard Warriors' is a phrase that comes to mind! Please think about people's feelings before hitting 'Submit Reply'.0 -
Wow. Just wow. I did not realise people on here could be so rude. That'll be the last time I ask a question.
For the record, it's very long and complicated why we would need £15k for this trip, which is not something I wanted to go into, I was just asking a basic question. Yes it does include more than one person, with illnesses, hence why it's coming to so much. Perhaps before being so rude you would all stop to consider that people's circumstances and what has happened to them might not be detailed in these posts (as it's really none of your business as not directly related to the question posed).
Please in future consider that A. You do not know what is going on in people's lives, if you did know you wouldn't be saying things as above; B. Alas there is no need to be rude; and C. Insulting my intelligence because you are too ignorant to consider other people's personal circumstances? Don't even bother.
I really shouldn't even have to justify my question but for your information, it was actually someone who works for a bank that suggested to me about giving a "more important" reason for getting the loan...which did make me feel uneasy which is why I wanted to check here, because I thought you were all nice people and could give me a little advice. I am mistaken.
'Keyboard Warriors' is a phrase that comes to mind! Please think about people's feelings before hitting 'Submit Reply'.
With respect people can only comment on what you have posted. We are not mid readers.
If you wanted accurate, reinvent and in this case sympathetic advise, then post as much detail as possible, explaining that this is not someone "blowing" £15k on a holiday, but that there is an issue with illness etc0 -
CKhalvashi wrote: »I think £15k sounds a little OTT, too.
Our holiday is probably going to cost us £2500 this summer (family of 4 for 6 weeks) and around 40% of that is flights.
I'm not known to skimp, either.
Thats £10pppd must be somewhere dirt cheap.0 -
What a tube.Wow. Just wow. I did not realise people on here could be so rude. That'll be the last time I ask a question.
For the record, it's very long and complicated why we would need £15k for this trip, which is not something I wanted to go into, I was just asking a basic question. Yes it does include more than one person, with illnesses, hence why it's coming to so much. Perhaps before being so rude you would all stop to consider that people's circumstances and what has happened to them might not be detailed in these posts (as it's really none of your business as not directly related to the question posed).
Please in future consider that A. You do not know what is going on in people's lives, if you did know you wouldn't be saying things as above; B. Alas there is no need to be rude; and C. Insulting my intelligence because you are too ignorant to consider other people's personal circumstances? Don't even bother.
I really shouldn't even have to justify my question but for your information, it was actually someone who works for a bank that suggested to me about giving a "more important" reason for getting the loan...which did make me feel uneasy which is why I wanted to check here, because I thought you were all nice people and could give me a little advice. I am mistaken.
'Keyboard Warriors' is a phrase that comes to mind! Please think about people's feelings before hitting 'Submit Reply'."Facism arrives as your friend. It will restore your honour, make you feel proud, protect your house, give you a job, clean up the neighbourhood, remind you of how great you once were, clear out the venal and the corrupt, remove anything you feel is unlike you... [it] doesn't walk in saying, "our programme means militias, mass imprisonments, transportations, war and persecution."0
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