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No sorry! I thought it was the other post that was up recently 🤦♂️badger09 said:2006 LBM £28,000+ in debt.
2021 mortgage and debt free, working part time and living the dream0 -
On 15th June (2023) this post was ‘resurrected’ by someone with a similar problem to the OP (original poster).If you want to reply to posts made from 15th June by the new person, it’s probably better to ‘tag’ the new person by starting your message with ‘@WafflePancake’ 👍🏼
would've . . . could've . . . should've . . .
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There's definitely no 'a' in 'definitely'.0 -
Fair point, buying in 2019 meant there was some opportunity to cash out, but I think most discussion was aimed at the more recent post.0
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