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  • AdrianC
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    eddddy wrote: »
    Well... that confused me for a moment.

    This being the house buying/selling board, I thought you were referring to the North London estate agent that I used to come across. http://www.hotblackdesiato.co.uk/
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  • agrinnall
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    Skag wrote: »
    I don't really care whether you are convinced :) Just think that there are contracting jobs out there that offer anything from 500-800 pounds per day.

    My point is, how will you do that contract while also holding down a job that pays you £30K a year? It simply doesn't add up.
  • AdrianC
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    As well as wondering how these two full-time jobs are going to be held down simultaneously, I'm wondering what pays only £30k employed, but £800/day on a long-term contract.

    I also wonder if the OP's heard of IR35.
  • Doozergirl
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    agrinnall wrote: »
    My point is, how will you do that contract while also holding down a job that pays you £30K a year? It simply doesn't add up.

    Come on. That’s nearly as silly as the OP. Just because you can’t imagine something, it doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen to anyone. “Personal Income from other sources” doesn’t say £30k a year full time job.

    They could be investing in Bitcoin :o
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