My boyfriends SOA - Help needed here

pipkin71

black-saturn wrote: »

How is the income less than the outgoing? I make it that there is about £100 more coming in than going out.

Look at your figures again

black-saturn wrote: »

Outgoings

Rent - £208.00
Council Tax - £71.00
Gas - £20.00
Electric - £20.00
Home phone - £12.00
Mobile - £10.00
Food - £100.00 (for 2 people)
Pets - £1.00
Travel - £44.00
Laundry - £1.00
Wedding - £70.00
Daughters pocket money - £40.00

Total - £600.00

Income

Wages job 1 - £296.00
Wages job 2 - £178.00
WTC - £40.00
Child Benefit - £70.00

Total - £704.00

Add £11 TV Licence to the outgoings, so total outgoings are £608 per month.

Now look at the incomings per month - remember, this is based on your figures:

296.00 + 178.00 + 40.00 + 70.00 = £584.

£584.00 is less than £608.00, not £100 more.

Both money-stretcher and yourself have confirmed these are his monthly outgoings. It doesn't take a genius to work out - based on your figures that he is spending more than is coming in - unless the figures are wrong.

Editted to say, if the 40.00 WTC was a weekly figure rather than monthly, that would give your b/f a mothly income of £704.00, which would mean £96 per month for hime to spend as he pleases. Maybe you could suggest he pays for the next round!

black-saturn

pipkin71 wrote: »

Editted to say, if the 40.00 WTC was a weekly figure rather than monthly, that would give your b/f a mothly income of £704.00, which would mean £96 per month for hime to spend as he pleases. Maybe you could suggest he pays for the next round!

Of course it's £40 per week. Doesn't take a genius to work it out :rolleyes:

black-saturn

pipkin71 wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

For the 3 people who have PM'ed Black Saturn, you're entitled to your opinion, but nothing could be further from the truth.

I am much happier being the person I am, than the type of person Black Saturn is, thankyou.

Pipkin xxxx

OK if thats what you want me to believe

black-saturn

pipkin71 wrote: »

So £52 and 80p per week gets you rented accomodation - in a two bed property - and water rates paid in London. In our area, the water rates have been seperate from the rent for a long time. I thought that was the case all over, but will look on Thames water site to see what it says.

You can carry on incinuating I'm a liar or making things up all you like.

pipkin71

black-saturn wrote: »

He's not on Thames Water. You can carry on incinuating I'm a liar or making things up all you like.

Thames covers Newham Maybe others do to It's been a long time since the water rates were tied in with rent, perhaps someone else can clarify.

pipkin71

black-saturn wrote: »

Of course it's £40 per week. Doesn't take a genius to work it out :rolleyes:

It doesn't take a genius to figure it out, but you confirmed it was per month

When asked whether the figures were wrong, money-stretcher confirmed the figures were right, so people will obviously query it.

pandas66 wrote: »

You might find it more helpful if you post the correct income.

money-stretcher wrote: »

As far as I can see everything is correct. The only thing wrong is I get 80p per week Housing Benefit. So the total rent is £52.80 per week. But thats makes no difference to the overall totals.

Now, the WTC is per week so the figures make more sense, and, because I am a genius, that's why I editted that into my post;)

pipkin71

black-saturn wrote: »

He's not on Thames Water. You can carry on incinuating I'm a liar or making things up all you like.

If you go to

http://www.newham.gov.uk/

type in water

Thameswater comes up. Thames water rates are not listed as being combined with the rent. Type newham water board into search engine - thames water comes up. I'm not saying you're lying and can only go on the available information. So, who is his water authority?

pipkin71

black-saturn wrote: »

OK if thats what you want me to believe

Whether you believe it or not is totally your perogative and doesn't affect me either way;)

black-saturn

pipkin71 wrote: »

Thames covers Newham Maybe others do to It's been a long time since the water rates were tied in with rent, perhaps someone else can clarify.

Here you are: http://www.newhamhomes.com/Services/RentAndHousingCharges/AboutUs/waterandseweragecharges.htm

Why do you insist on all this constant asking questions to try and catch me out. I really don't know what to do here. If I carry on posting you keep replying with some other revelation to try and catch me out or prove I'm a liar (and failing). If I don't post you just jump to your own (wrong) conclusions. I can understand why people think your jealous. It certainly looks that way. I'm not in the business of typing lies into this board. What would be the point? So theres no need to keep asking questions about the ins and outs of a ducks !!!! and always having to have the last word is there?

pipkin71

black-saturn wrote: »

Here you are: http://www.newhamhomes.com/Services/RentAndHousingCharges/AboutUs/waterandseweragecharges.htm

Why do you insist on all this constant asking questions to try and catch me out. I really don't know what to do here. If I carry on posting you keep replying with some other revelation to try and catch me out or prove I'm a liar (and failing). If I don't post you just jump to your own (wrong) conclusions. I can understand why people think your jealous. It certainly looks that way. I'm not in the business of typing lies into this board. What would be the point? So theres no need to keep asking questions about the ins and outs of a ducks !!!! and always having to have the last word is there?

Thankyou for that. Like I said, the water is different here and the thames water site didn't mention that the water was paid in the rent.

What the site does say is that Newham Homes collects the water rates for Thames water - but if your bf is not with thames

So, that would mean that rent on a two bed in London is less than £52 per week because you have to add the water rates into that figure.