Bankruptcy

[SueEllen]

This is what happens to you if you go bankrupt.

The new £5m Bovey Towers: 'Anthea paid' says newly-discharged bankrupt Grant, who still owes £3m | Mail Online

You have been warned.

Kerry Katona did a similar thing.

[alreadypacked]

Kerry Katona did a similar thing.

Not just Kerry Katona, half of Ireland

Bankruptcy tourism draws debt-stricken Irish | Business | The Guardian

Bankruptcy in Ireland and Debt and Insolvency Information

[milanbenes]

i only read the first few pages. But wtf is going on ?

moving location for a job as a contractor is lunacy. even a good permie job - risky.
changing culture and moving away from family ? double wtf


as a bloke, and as a contractor your duty is to stop paying two rents. start living in a tent or a sh1thole and save money. buy a house and stick her and the kid in it. err thats it

or get rid

seconded, and on top of that, DooBab, you said...

'I've been contracting for just over 13 years and up until 2008 I had never been on the bench '


how the feck do we get these contractors who've contracted for a lifetime and ain't got no savings ?

does not compute

get rid of the second place in germany and get into the Formula 1

Milan.

[doodab]

how the feck do we get these contractors who've contracted for a lifetime and ain't got no savings ?

does not compute

It's easy, you take one with savings and give him an unexpected family and 12 months out in a two year period.

[MaryPoppins]

It's easy, you take one with savings and give him an unexpected family and 12 months out in a two year period.

Amen to that.

[MarillionFan]

Amen to that.

You turning to God?

[MaryPoppins]

You turning to God?

I'm a devout Christian, actually MF.

[MarillionFan]

I'm a devout Christian, actually MF.

[MaryPoppins]

Screw you, shit:head

[d000hg]

seconded, and on top of that, DooBab, you said...

'I've been contracting for just over 13 years and up until 2008 I had never been on the bench '


how the feck do we get these contractors who've contracted for a lifetime and ain't got no savings ?

It's easy, you take one with savings and give him an unexpected family and 12 months out in a two year period.

Still, 12 years is a lot. I reckon I am saving on a 1:1 basis even when my wife is unemployed though I have put some into shares and pensions so the warchest itself is a little lower. I'd expect to have 5-10 years' warchest after 10 years. But then I don't have kids to pay for.