"They say... that I must... make payments or face the consequences. "
Similar to shopping really dear. If you don't pay at the till, it's called "shoplifting"...
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"Kensington Mortgages respond too, in writing.
They say that they do not have a payment holiday policy, nor do they freeze interest or charges and that I must continue to make payments or face the consequences. "
I bought a repossesed house off kensington. They are a borrower of last resort (the guy who defaulted had a sh1t credit rating). They have charges for everything as you would expect.
What a muppet this woman is!
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Originally posted by Torran
“None of us was born with the ability to manage finances sensibly; we all have to learn how to do it, sooner or later, accompanied by a greater or lesser degree of pain.”
She did have a financial consultant!
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/investi...5&in_page_id=3
Perhaps she knew better though, she sounds the type...
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Originally posted by Board Game GeekAnd before you ask..yes he is.
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That's the age old story though, isn't it, BGG? If you owe the bank a thousand pounds you've got a problem; if you owe the bank a hundred thousand pounds they've got a problem. Once your debt goes past a certain level, you may as well spend, spend, spend.
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A friend of a friend
...is up to his eyeballs in debt.....mostly if not wholly in part to his lavish lifestlye....over 100K now in debt.
Caused by blowing £500 p/m clothes shopping, £200 p/m on beauty treatments, £150 p/m on a haircut, plus £600+ p/m on clubbing it (and being such the....er....how to put this..."nice" guy he is) paying for everyone's drinks.
Personally, I'm suprised he even gets to the club before they close, as I am told he takes over 3 hours to get ready when going out.
And before you ask..yes he is.
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Originally posted by John GaltWhy is it these days that people have no sense of responsibility these days. It has been announced today that personal bankrupcies have exceeded 100,000 this year (1 year of shame then all back to normal apparantly thanks to Bliar) and repossesions are at their highest level for 6 years but it is never the debtors fault is it?? These days the blame seems to lie with the banks. Obviously they are employing heavies to twist people's arms to ensure that they get in loads of debt. When I was a lad it was shamefull to be in debt - these days it's almost a fashion statement
It's a fucking disgrace.
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She says the kid was planned so f uck her and her dreamstate husband. Should have planned enough spare money for the sprog then shouldn't they.
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Originally posted by John GaltWhen I was a lad it was shamefull to be in debt - these days it's almost a fashion statement
However, lenders were a lot tighter in those days.
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Why is it these days that people have no sense of responsibility these days. It has been announced today that personal bankrupcies have exceeded 100,000 this year (1 year of shame then all back to normal apparantly thanks to Bliar) and repossesions are at their highest level for 6 years but it is never the debtors fault is it?? These days the blame seems to lie with the banks. Obviously they are employing heavies to twist people's arms to ensure that they get in loads of debt. When I was a lad it was shamefull to be in debt - these days it's almost a fashion statement
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Is a company that signs short term contract qualifies as being called "employer"?
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Originally posted by sparklelardShe was, allegedly, sacked when she told her employer she was pregnant.
Except she also claims to be a freelance IT Consultant, i.e. a contractor. Difficult to see how that squares with a discrimination claim. Sounds like the client found out she was pregnant and terminated the contract. Not much comeback for her in that case.
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Originally posted by ratewhoreI still don't get the sexual discrimination case against her previous employer...
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