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What you could do is take the money you charge the teenager for rent and, without telling them, put it into a savings account. Then, when they leave, give it to them as a lump sum. They've learned the value of paying rent, and you've helped them a little bit when they move home. Win win IMO.
What you could do is take the money you charge the teenager for rent and, without telling them, put it into a savings account. Then, when they leave, give it to them as a lump sum. They've learned the value of paying rent, and you've helped them a little bit when they move home. Win win IMO.
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Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
In my defense I lived in USSR and in was in the first phase of communism when money are no longer necessary to obtains good. The problem was lack of products...
I notice you are not denying it then alexei?
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”
do like i do, Take £100 a month of him and tell him its for rent and food and stuff, stick it in an ISA and don't tell him then in a few years time when he decides he wants to move out and starts looking for his own pad give him the money back as a deposit for his first house you will have saved a tidy sum on his behalf and think about the look on their face when they realise you have done that for them
How is that grabbing a sizeable chunk of their hard earnings already heavily taxed helps?
It makes them realize, life is not always fair. Also I encourage them to invest money into Tax efficient accounts. So I only charge rent as a proportion of money left for them to spend, and that too goes into their education fund.
It's this kind of behavior that gives them trauma and makes them do the same to their own kids
You say that like it is a bad thing.
It would seem that having grown-up in the mother of all nanny states, these conventions are just something else you are
ill-equipped to pass sensible comment upon.
Not that I expect you to realise that of course.
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”
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