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kramer replied

26 July 2007, 14:54
next steps

definitely try and invest in any stocks mentioned and always listen to DP's housing advice... invaluable.

and watch out for SKA heading to a browser near you!
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SallyAnne replied

26 July 2007, 14:48
Well done Al!!! You'll have taken the average Glasgow wage up by about 500% today then?

Congrats mate!
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Burdock replied

26 July 2007, 14:41
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al_cam started a topic Thanks everyone!

26 July 2007, 14:40
Thanks everyone!

Hi,

I went limited today.

I just wanted to say how much I appreciate all the advice which I picked up from these forums - it was invaluable (and will continue to be...)

And, before Malvolio asks - yes, I will be joining the PCG.

One thing I would like to say is that before I started reading the forums I had no idea that my contract was IR35 friendly. I had always assumed it wasn't and my pimp never mentioned it until asked. There must be thousands like me paying too much tax when they don't need to. So, if you aren't yet working outwith IR35 then check your contract.

Anyway, cheers.

Al.
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