Originally posted by zeitghost
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Family members taking the piss with money
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Originally posted by zeitghostNope.
Eyer Edjumakashen.In Scooter we trustComment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostAm I the only one?
Seems family seem to think I'm loaded and lucky to be so and, as such, they can screw me over with small amounts of money.
Recently, mrs bought present for mother for xmas off her and other siblings. She was the one had all the hassle of going out and buying, wrapping etc as well. All paid up apart from one brother who, for some reason, left £20 outstanding.
Polite reminders but still no dosh. Don't think he can be arsed now.
Thing is I thinks he's more minted than me - no kids, drives new BMW, takes about 4-5 holidays a year.
Yeh, I know its £20 but is the principle. Pretty bad how he can stitch a family member u up even if it is for a small amount. And, in effect, he's not paid much for his own mothers xmas present. Even if I was skint as a dog I don't think I could do that!
Aint the first time I've had this with family though.... Not that they know how much I earn but once they found out we pay a cleaner they seem to think we're fair game now!
Life isn't worth stressing over such small things. Make excuses for the guy and you sleep better. If he has done it on purpose then he will suffer in the end. What goes around, comes around.Comment
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostLet it go.
Life isn't worth stressing over such small things. Make excuses for the guy and you sleep better. If he has done it on purpose then he will suffer in the end. What goes around, comes around.Comment
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Originally posted by The Spartan View PostI have a good friend who's a teacher in Carmarthen and he was saying that given the contributions they make their pensions are more or less funded by themselves without any additional funds from the taxpayer
Teacher pensions contributions for 2012-13 announced - In the news
Who's telling the truth in the public sector pension row? | News | guardian.co.uk
This shows that this year the civil service pension scheme will be in deficit by £2.1bn; the teachers pension scheme in deficit by £3bn; the armed forces in deficit by £1.6bn; the judicial pension scheme will be balanced; and the NHS pension scheme will be £1.8bn in profit.
If I could get the equivalent pension privately I would take it.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostLet it go.
Life isn't worth stressing over such small things. Make excuses for the guy and you sleep better. If he has done it on purpose then he will suffer in the end. What goes around, comes around.
This guy is taking the piss. He's laughing at the OP. Probably held his head under the sheets as a kid as he let rip. He's still doing it. £20 today. His wife tomorrow. I'd recommend knee capping.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View Posttell him he is mistaken
Teacher pensions contributions for 2012-13 announced - In the news
Who's telling the truth in the public sector pension row? | News | guardian.co.uk
This shows that this year the civil service pension scheme will be in deficit by £2.1bn; the teachers pension scheme in deficit by £3bn; the armed forces in deficit by £1.6bn; the judicial pension scheme will be balanced; and the NHS pension scheme will be £1.8bn in profit.
If I could get the equivalent pension privately I would take it.In Scooter we trustComment
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostProbably held his head under the sheets as a kid as he let rip.Comment
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