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Owed mega wages
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What is that awful smell around here - Oh, I know .... it's bulls**t0
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Do you think your owed 48k because you did 4 people's jobs. Nope doubt it very much that you will be entitled to thisMortgage free wannabe
Actual mortgage stating amount £75,150
Overpayment paused to pay off cc
Starting balance £66,565.45
Current balance £56099
Cc around £32000 -
you worked 20 months doing extra time with no pay and you didnt miss this £48k because you enjoyed it?0
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Huh?
£48,000 owed
Roughly 22 months in between (though I suspect that you worked it using 20 as this gives an integer).
48,000 / 22 = £2181 per month
You also didn't mention tax.... if 48k is post tax then it is equivalent to a 34k per year wage. If 48k is pre-tax then it is equivalent to a 26k wage.
Though I have to say that this part made me chuckle :rofl:I don't have the money to pay the fee for the Money Claim Online Service
How can that be if you are on a wage which is:
£x basic + either £34k or £26k extra per year ?
USUALLY the basic is close to or above the extra amount. The only possible exceptions would be commission based jobs, like footballers or selling cars/houses etc. Or if you get a huge bonus. So, in effect, you should either be minted due to your basic wage OR you should have sufficient credit to get a credit card/loan and submit your claim. Unless you've got a gambling/drug problem...?
Sounds like you are blagging it because there is some ill blood. That's my own personal opinion. You MAY, however, be entitled to a lower amount and you should probably focus your energy on claiming a more reasonable amount....0 -
Schools in Scotland are out for the summer.0
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