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£200,000 how would u spend it _ debt £84,000?
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Definately pay off debt.:A Fill my isa and open 1 for OH. Probably have an exotic holiday all inclusive. As we only rent I would suggest buying somewhere. With all the debts gone we would have so much more per month I am not sure what we would do with it all!!!
It's a nice dream and maybe if my numbers come up tonight it will be my reality!! :rotfl:LBM 14/12/06 £21,947.17 DEBT FREE 12/04/09
MFW - December 2010 £76,199 - 4th February 2021 £37,360.900 -
Care to tell us more bommer - is this a real amount of money we are talking about?
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Not being specific on this - just in theory.0
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Hi,
like everyone else i say definitely pay off debt/buy peace of mind.
With the rest I say buy 2 houses. £116,000 would give you 2 v. big deposits of £58,000 each. One house to live in and one house to rent out so that someone else is covering the mortgage on that one.
Whatever you do don't do anything rash - and have a little treat for yourself.
Lol.:A :A :A :A
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Challenge: No bank loans and CC gets cleared every month.
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I cant imagine ever having that much money in my life! The only thing I know for sure I would do is get rid of the debts. After that... Im lost! Theres so much you could spend it on... where to start!!0
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For me, pay off debt, pay off mortgage, son going to Uni this Sept so no need for him to get loan, will fund this. Put same amount away for daughter for when she goes (6 years time). Have a really nice family holiday somewhere hot or a cruise, put rest in high interest account for when we retire and most definitely get a cleaner, hate cleaning as this takes up time where I can spend with children. Maybe reduce hours at work, or leave and do what I've always wanted to do, study for a degree in Child physiology. A a very nice dream!!!!Long Hauler No: 51
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