HELP with working out my loan money

GaleSF63

Gaz83 wrote: »

Your son is an imbecile.

Here to help.

Or knows exactly what's what and wants his mother going round in financial circles so he can bamboozle her sometime in the future for his own gain. (He seems to have done it once.)

27col

ViolaLass wrote: »

Then perhaps your son needs to spend a little time on his financial/mathematical education.

No. He needs to spend a lot of time on his financial education.
But, all the time he's got his mother bailing him out, he probably won't need to.

Gaz83

GaleSF63 wrote: »

Or knows exactly what's what and wants his mother going round in financial circles so he can bamboozle her sometime in the future for his own gain. (He seems to have done it once.)

A fair point.

There's at least one imbecile in this tale.

ViolaLass

Geez people, we get it, the OP made a mistake. Is it really necessary to keep going on about it?

Crystallady

If you think of it as the bank's money that your son received ( which it was) you have only paid out once - you paid (the bank) back the money that went to your son. HTH

stagshorn

Thanks for your kind replies ViolaLass and Chrystallady, the rest of these replies are very hurtful!

David301

Don't be hurt, this is just how forums are, its hard to tell if someone is being funny or mean or nice or sarcastic!

There are questions along the lines of yours all the time from spammers and people just retort with nonsense responses.

Your question was a very simple one, you already knew the answer else you wouldnt be lending out big sums of money! Point still stands that your son needs to address his thinking in regards to money else you may be asked to lend another £10,000 in the very near future

MuffinTops

stagshorn wrote: »

Thanks for your kind replies ViolaLass and Chrystallady, the rest of these replies are very hurtful!

I wrote out a genuine and detailed explanation for you. I'm sorry that you found my attempt to help you hurtful. It was never meant that way.

somethingcorporate

MuffinTops wrote: »

I wrote out a genuine and detailed explanation for you. I'm sorry that you found my attempt to help you hurtful. It was never meant that way.

I think the OP was generalising, your's was a good post, so I thanked it

redpete

day 1: Bank -£10k > you +£10k, son £0
day 2: Bank -£10k, you £0 > son +£10k
day 3: Bank £0 < you -£10k, son +£10k.