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Ilovebooks_3
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Hi, I am doing a full-time degree as of next year. I own my own house (for 3 years), am single and have no kids. Anyone any tips on how I can manage to pay my mortgage, bills and the rest whilst not earning a full-time wage? I will be working part-time. I have been advised that it CAN be done, I just find it hard to believe!! Any tips very gratefully received 
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Could you rent out a room to a fellow student, I believe you can do it tax free up to approx £4000 (I would double check that figure might be more might be less) but it'd help with the mortgagePay all debts by Xmas 12 # 072 £1201.79/£15,105.68:eek:
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Yeah, it's a thought but my spare room is so small, just a box room really but thanks for that :rotfl:0
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