My SOA Advise Please

Hippychick

OK thats good I didn't realise they did DMP's for free.

Just don't let them talk you into an IVA if it's not right for you!!

mrsspendalot

vyvyan wrote: »

With rental properties you can't change energy suppliers without the landlords permission. It's normally deep in the detailed pages of the rental contract. Don't get caught out. Get consent in writing first then once you've switched write back with the new details. Keep copies of all letters. HTH.

V

Really? I didn't know that. I have been renting for years and have always switched suppliers

consultant31

Angel1980 wrote: »

Hi guys

Pet insurance could go maybe we have a 12 week pup, a 7 month pup although o worry about the older one as he has a tendancy to eat anything piosonous or not.

Sorry for my terrible typing last thread.

Hope I don't get shot down in flames for this, but could you sell the dogs?
I know how lovable they are (I love dogs) but they are so expensive and God forbid you need the vet at all 'cos they don't seem to know what to charge!! :eek:

(hurries off before the stuff hits the fan, lol)

Tustastic

consultant31 wrote: »

Hope I don't get shot down in flames for this, but could you sell the dogs?
I know how lovable they are (I love dogs) but they are so expensive and God forbid you need the vet at all 'cos they don't seem to know what to charge!! :eek:

(hurries off before the stuff hits the fan, lol)

In your position, I would have formed too strong a bond with the 7 month old pup to sell it. But presumably you have only had the 12 week old one a very short time. It might be in this pup's best interests to go to another caring home but where money is not quite so tight. The breeder may be prepared to take the pup back and give you a partial refund.
Even if you decide not to do this, it is important to think it over as an option. HTH

ladysparklexx

consultant31 wrote: »

Hope I don't get shot down in flames for this, but could you sell the dogs?
I know how lovable they are (I love dogs) but they are so expensive and God forbid you need the vet at all 'cos they don't seem to know what to charge!! :eek:

(hurries off before the stuff hits the fan, lol)

gets the gun out and hunts you down :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

seriously though i guess she might have her dogs instead of children, i know my brothers dog is treated as a child, so maybe the best option is to try and find a cheaper food. Or i know two puppies can be a handful but maybe you could dog walk another dog at the same time to earn a bit of extra money.

Angel1980_2

Hi guys

Thanks for comments, but I could never get rid of them in a million years. Even if they do seem to be crossed with little b**st£$ds most of the time. But I have managed to find a suitable cheaper dog food so this should save about £15 per month.

If my parrot bites any more he will be up for sale, Only joking although if I did he would take a large chunk from my debts. Im too attached I could never do it really.