Am I allowed a Holiday?
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Brandnewstart79
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Hi there I'm BR but my wife isn't has all my problems were accrued before I met her and got married. She wants to take me on holiday in Easter to cheer me up as she thinks I need the break as I've been getting down with my BR being passed to Grant Thornton.
Will this be allowed even though I'm not paying for it? It's nothing extravagant also just a week in Turkey?
Need something positive to look forward too.
Will this be allowed even though I'm not paying for it? It's nothing extravagant also just a week in Turkey?
Need something positive to look forward too.
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Brandnewstart79 wrote: »Hi there I'm BR but my wife isn't has all my problems were accrued before I met her and got married. She wants to take me on holiday in Easter to cheer me up as she thinks I need the break as I've been getting down with my BR being passed to Grant Thornton.
Will this be allowed even though I'm not paying for it? It's nothing extravagant also just a week in Turkey?
Need something positive to look forward too.
You won't be allowed to contribute more than £20 per month towards holidays in your budget but it doesn't mean you are restricted to spending that. You can spend any amount you want you just find the money from other categories.:footie:
Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S) Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money.0
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