I want to open a Bank of America account linked to mine, but he would then have a high interest account (emigrant direct) linked so he could earn 5% on his savings. This is in addition to a 529 I ...
ok well my boyfriend is still legally married to his ex but they have been separated for almost 2 years my b/f filed his taxes last night and claimed his daughter because he had and still has her 95% ...
I am going to be twenty this year, and I have my own full time job, and pay all my own bills. I am barely a student, i take maybe one or two classes a semester. Now I had this problem with them last ...
My brother is 19, attends school, doesn't/didn't make any income.
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I worked at a movie theater. I'm in college and just wondering if I will see any of that money....
noeusuperstate
Do you think the budget will cost you money...?
or are you more concerned with how interest rates, council tax and Utility bills will be changing in the next 6 months? Additional Details No pin head I'm not Gordon.
This budget will probably cost me about £120 - £150 a year when it all pans out, my wife who earns less than me will be as badly affected, but we can cope this time. % years ago his changes cost me about £170/month net that really hurt.
The changes to interest rates are likely to have much more impact on my wallet if they get over 7%
At first glance this is a cynical bribe for the middle earners votes at the expense of the poor who gordon thinmks will vote for him anyway. Hopefully they will remember how much council tax has risen, their pension values have declined and other stealth taxes have been applied.
"we dont do duvets"...
Yes, it will cost us all extra money,the cost of living so out weighs the average income in Britain people are running at a loss all the time why is this not addressed ? and people wonder why so many are in debt, it's not through choice that's for sure !!
tartanbeastie
i'm earning less than £20k a year and with the new taxes etc will be worse off
Jah
of course don't get anything for nothing these days
Pinhead
,Hallo Gordon, dipping your toes in the pond of reality after your budget are we?
Ni
Of course it will cost us money
some way, some how, the government will get ££ out of us
dude
It will cost me money if New Labour wins again because I'll probably have to move out when the economy collapses. They're also at war with small businesses, which will cost a lot of us money if we don't start using trust funds.
pablo_asawa
it always gonna cost you more in the future. just look at the inflation rate...did no see it going down?
i know every day our money in saving and investments are taking a beating...even real estate is in a slump...i don't see an improvement in the economy for a long time
TEL BOY
Personally i worry about all the things you said, when was the last time you heard of these things coming down? never i suspect, and whatever you do dont listen to the political rhetoric the only people they look after is themselves, when they have filled thier pockets with your hard earned then its off to the bar with the oppositon for a knees up!!
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