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Previously on "New danger for Husband/Wife share splitters...."

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  • drumtochty
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    Or well south of Aberdeen!

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  • ChimpMaster
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    Originally posted by CloudWalker View Post
    50k is considered life changing ? maybe to a homeless man but not a family with 2.4 children and a massive mortgage.
    It is if you live North of Luton

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  • CloudWalker
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    50k is considered life changing ? maybe to a homeless man but not a family with 2.4 children and a massive mortgage.

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  • Clare@InTouch
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    £50k wouldn't last that long if you wanted a new car and a couple decent holidays, but I suppose for many people it's enough to take a year out and do something new. For women who have relied on their husbands, for example those who stayed at home to raise kids, then £45k is probably enough to mean they could leave and start afresh.

    I'd want at least a million to retire

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  • New danger for Husband/Wife share splitters....

    Cash that life changing starts

    Britons have downgraded their view of how much qualifies as a “life-changing” cash windfall, indicating that contractors with war chests of £50,000 now make the cut.
    Wooohoo!!!

    That’s because the survey shows that, while it may not be as likely a response as altering their looks, 45 per cent of women with new found wealth say they’d seek to change their partners.
    Oooh F*****CK!!

    Warning to all those husband/wife share splitters. Get too much in the company and you are history!!

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