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  • el duder
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    Originally posted by n5gooner
    So, question to people. If your Plan A was contracting, and your plan B & C were brining in an income that was generating more than your contracting, but only required say 1.5 days work per week, would you

    a. give you the contracting completely to have a more relaxing life
    b. keep you hand in by doing a few contracts per year for pocket money
    c. stay as you are, saving/investing as much as you can but not have much free time ???

    GIVE IT ALL UP AND MOVE TO SOMEWHERE SUNNY AND FRIENDLY

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  • n5gooner
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    Originally posted by rootsnall
    A very popular Plan B that never gets off the ground, usually hatched after a backpacking trip to the 3rd world. I have one mate who did alright for a bit but you are one container load from disaster, plenty palms to grease at the 3rd world end to actually get your container on the ship.
    mmm where's that tat shop.....

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  • foritisme
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    Plan B - buy house in Cyprus, sell house here (put money away for retirement), contract 6 months a year for the next 5 years

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  • rootsnall
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    Originally posted by andy
    my plan B is to import something from 3rd world countries and sell in uk
    but can't decide what to import.
    A very popular Plan B that never gets off the ground, usually hatched after a backpacking trip to the 3rd world. I have one mate who did alright for a bit but you are one container load from disaster, plenty palms to grease at the 3rd world end to actually get your container on the ship.

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  • freakydancer
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    Originally posted by andy
    my plan B is to import something from 3rd world countries and sell in uk
    but can't decide what to import.
    Slaves?

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  • andy
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    my plan B is to import something from 3rd world countries and sell in uk
    but can't decide what to import.

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  • ratewhore
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    a

    no brainer


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  • n5gooner
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    Originally posted by rootsnall
    What was Plan B & C again ?
    well thats for me to know.....

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  • rootsnall
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    Originally posted by n5gooner
    So, question to people. If your Plan A was contracting, and your plan B & C were brining in an income that was generating more than your contracting, but only required say 1.5 days work per week, would you

    a. give you the contracting completely to have a more relaxing life
    b. keep you hand in by doing a few contracts per year for pocket money
    c. stay as you are, saving/investing as much as you can but not have much free time ???
    Do 3 days a week of plan B & C, quit contracting. What was Plan B & C again ?

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  • Cliphead
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    d. Invest in a dictionary.

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  • n5gooner
    started a topic Plan B & C

    Plan B & C

    So, question to people. If your Plan A was contracting, and your plan B & C were brining in an income that was generating more than your contracting, but only required say 1.5 days work per week, would you

    a. give you the contracting completely to have a more relaxing life
    b. keep you hand in by doing a few contracts per year for pocket money
    c. stay as you are, saving/investing as much as you can but not have much free time ???
    Last edited by n5gooner; 7 February 2007, 13:19.

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