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debts or not
do i bring my debts with me or do i say sod it and leave them in blighty,any help would be greatly appreciated,thanks,jeanettetlw
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Re: debts or not
You will get quite a few 'strong' replys/points of views on this site about this particular subject, so I suggest you try this site.
http://www.expatfocus.com/index.php?...iewforum&f=173 |
Re: debts or not
I'd pay but thats just me.You created those debts so you should be responsible and pay them,don't you think?I've said this before but people who skip out on their debts,just as well of robbed a bank in my opinion.
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Re: debts or not
Originally Posted by jeanettetlw
(Post 8418614)
do i bring my debts with me or do i say sod it and leave them in blighty,any help would be greatly appreciated,thanks,jeanettetlw
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Re: debts or not
If you leave unpaid debts in the UK I hope for your sake that you never want to go back!
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Re: debts or not
Oh dear, here we go again.
Popcorn anyone? :lol: To the OP - it may be worth putting "debt" into the search facility - this subject tends to start up quite intense debate. If you can wade through all the rubbish, you should find some decent advice in there. |
Re: debts or not
Originally Posted by steve`o
(Post 8418652)
what are you after a whip round?
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Re: debts or not
Originally Posted by Kapri
(Post 8418693)
Oh dear, here we go again.
Popcorn anyone? :lol: To the OP - it may be worth putting "debt" into the search facility :D |
Re: debts or not
Originally Posted by steve`o
(Post 8418701)
do you have the salted kind miss?
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Re: debts or not
Originally Posted by Kapri
(Post 8418699)
Well - if you're offering Steve, I won't say no :lol:
its always the quite ones |
Re: debts or not
Originally Posted by jeanettetlw
(Post 8418614)
do i bring my debts with me or do i say sod it and leave them in blighty,any help would be greatly appreciated,thanks,jeanettetlw
Many of us could not pay off debts before leaving the UK, for one reason or another, so we carried on paying once we got to Australia. Personally speaking, it was a matter of conscience for me. |
Re: debts or not
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 8418728)
Jeanette, you will get some very mopinionated answers to your question, so be prepared. What you need to think abut is - if you borrowed the money, why do you think you should be exempt from paying it back?
Many of us could not pay off debts before leaving the UK, for one reason or another, so we carried on paying once we got to Australia. Personally speaking, it was a matter of conscience for me. IMO its thieving plain and simple, if someone puts their hand in my pocket i`d want to rip it off ;) |
Re: debts or not
Pull up a seat and enjoy the show folks :thumbup:
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Re: debts or not
Originally Posted by jeanettetlw
(Post 8418614)
do i bring my debts with me or do i say sod it and leave them in blighty,any help would be greatly appreciated,thanks,jeanettetlw
You may well end up with an Aussie debt recovery company contacting you one day. Very complex stuff. Make your own mind up about it as you won't get many helpful replies on here ;) |
Re: debts or not
Originally Posted by Australia_bound?
(Post 8418763)
You may well end up with an Aussie debt recovery company contacting you one day. Very complex stuff. Make your own mind up about it as you won't get many helpful replies on here ;)
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