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New Job / IPA / I&E HELP!
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£300 Rent (i'm gonna risk it - they can fight with OH)
£15 House Insurance
£10 Union
£15 Water
£20 Birthday / xmas
£400 Housekeeping (2 adults, 2 dogs, 2 rabbits, 2 guinea pigs)
£15 Internet
£20 Open University Materials required, Travel to seminars.
£100 Transport (bus into work everyday)
£60 clothing (office clothes)
£11 t.v license
£29 Pet insurance for 2 dogs
£50 Council tax (for my share)
£50 Gas/Electric (for my share)
£30 Holiday savings
£30 Mobile Phone
£8 Prescriptions
£15 Dental
£10 Optical
£10 Dry Cleaning
£10 Hairdressing
£25 Maintenance and repairs
£15 Landline
£1250Gross Income
£1,253 so far
I know some of these will be reduced and even not considered by the OR, but at least if I go in high then hopefully he won't knock too much stuff off.. here's hoping anyhow..
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You may not wear glasses but you still need regular eye tests. I don't know how old you are but I'm at that age where I'm starting to (I'm so embarrassed to say!!!) need reading glasses. I don't really need them yet but my eyesight (short sightedness) has gotten better recently and that is why because i'm over 40! (not much mind you).
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ps good luck with the rent issue.
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fiveyearplan wrote: »You may not wear glasses but you still need regular eye tests. I don't know how old you are but I'm at that age where I'm starting to (I'm so embarrassed to say!!!) need reading glasses. I don't really need them yet but my eyesight (short sightedness) has gotten better recently and that is why because i'm over 40! (not much mind you).
Aww bless you - thanks
I'm 24 by the way, but I reckon I can get away with £10 a month..
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hi g-g i was in same situation as you living in BF house my name not on it at all , i took advice before i went BR from an independant insolvency practitioner and he told me to put" rent " down to my BF , as i had 2 children not my BFs and i had to contribute to household no one even questioned it , i was discharged may 2007 . hope it helps paula x0
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Thanks Paula..
I am slightly worried about creating Beneficial Interest, but they would have to prove that, and there is no proof as I havn't contributed before.. so, hopefully the OR will see that times have changed and I now need to contribute..
Thanks for the info xx
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