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i_agree_with_nick
21 Nov 16 10:08
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Just about managing.

Or maybe a sitcom? (Single income, two children, overdraft and mortgage.)

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1st time poster
When: 21 Nov 16 11:08
another ridiculous label from the loons there,ll be plenty of people on a 100 grand plus not just about managing b ut going under because their trying to pay school fees etc,on another thread multi millionaire footballers going bankrupt,whatever wage your on if your lifestyle means you spend 99% of it your just about managing
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twizzle22
When: 21 Nov 16 11:24
People overstretching themselves is a fairly recent trait.No spare money for the" nicer" things in life because they have mortgaged themselves up to the hilt.Instead of making do ie: buying second hand furniture,second hand car etc everything has to be top of the range and brand new.
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Kit-Kat-Dan
When: 21 Nov 16 15:38
Justified Agents of Mu Mu?

If you don't like what we're going to do, you'd better not stop us 'cause we're coming through.
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1st time poster
When: 21 Nov 16 15:42
the mortgage chickens will becoming home to roost in the next 5 yrs
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i_agree_with_nick
When: 22 Nov 16 11:41
James O'Brien doing this now.

One caller said he earns double the average wage but is struggling and will have to relocate from London because of the cost of rents and mortgages. He went on to say that they've made the choice for his wife to stay at home and look after their seven children. Laugh
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Crisp77
When: 22 Nov 16 11:42
Can't she take the kids and earn some extra money now it's Panto season?
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1st time poster
When: 22 Nov 16 11:44
by earns did he mean he earns or gets along with benefits for his 7 kids twice the average wagembig differfence
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twizzle22
When: 22 Nov 16 12:00
CrispLaugh
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TheBaron
When: 22 Nov 16 13:38
Bloke on bbc this morning , earns about £30k......wife at home with 5 kids.

....not the best example if you're looking for sympathy.
By:
screaming from beneaththewaves
When: 22 Nov 16 15:23
Lol @ Crisp

If you're just about managing, what exactly is the problem then?
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paulypaul
When: 22 Nov 16 18:50
Too many youngsters think it's their given right to have a job, car, holidays(abroad)and eat in restaurants..and I'm not talking shelf stacker, MK 1 fiesta, benidorm and Nando's...nope, they want a highly paid work with little responsibility as possible, Audi, Dubai break, skiing and Nando's.
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mad mad moon
When: 22 Nov 16 19:06
I appreciate the cost of buying/renting a house is ridiculous nowadays, but the expectations of JAM changes every couple of years.It can now be scientifically measured by the size of the TV, people will be fighting over this Friday.
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1st time poster
When: 22 Nov 16 19:15
the era of cheap money will be ending in the next 5 years,strap yourself in its going to be a bumpy ride,6% plus mortgage rates on the way,credit cards sizzling with the rate increases
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