money
Jan 8th 2008, 8:15 pm
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money
Hi all,
anyone taking less than £100,000.
dont mean to be cheeky, just working out things if we dont sell house !!
!!
anyone taking less than £100,000.
dont mean to be cheeky, just working out things if we dont sell house !!
!!
Jan 8th 2008, 8:21 pm
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Re: money
hey,
by the time we go we should be taking around the grand sum of £30'000ish or so.a few crossed fingers a wing and a prayer but will do whatever it takes to make it work
Hope that helps
kath x
by the time we go we should be taking around the grand sum of £30'000ish or so.a few crossed fingers a wing and a prayer but will do whatever it takes to make it work
Hope that helps
kath x
Jan 8th 2008, 8:22 pm
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Re: money
we're taking £120,000 but that will be when house is sold (definately not that much without!!)
Jan 8th 2008, 8:24 pm
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Re: money
I'm not saying! I don't have a house to sell. My car is paying for the shipping and part of the flights and i still have a dog to take too!
Jan 8th 2008, 8:27 pm
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Re: money
kath x
i would love to have that kind of money to take.... they keep selling me duff lottery tickets though. never the correct numbers.
Jan 8th 2008, 8:41 pm
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I know the feeling! I do mine online I'm sure I have won the big one but computer says NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO:curse:
Jan 8th 2008, 8:44 pm
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Re: money
Jan 8th 2008, 8:54 pm
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Jan 8th 2008, 9:19 pm
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Re: money
I think you'll find there is a huge number of posters taking a lot less than that, and there are a lot of people taking less than 10,000 never mind 100,000.
Jan 9th 2008, 1:18 am
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Re: money
Jeez, we've been off the property ladder way too long. 
If we go - please, please, please, let it be sorted this week - we'll have about 10k GBP from our Singapore savings account. (What can I say, we live for today. ) We'd be getting a company transfer so hoping that would do for start-up costs. We'll worry about buying a car when we get there.
I have about 50k in an offshore account from when I sold my house 5 years ago, that I'd transfer if and when we bought a house. It might buy a couple of bricks, eh.
If we go - please, please, please, let it be sorted this week - we'll have about 10k GBP from our Singapore savings account. (What can I say, we live for today.
) We'd be getting a company transfer so hoping that would do for start-up costs. We'll worry about buying a car when we get there.I have about 50k in an offshore account from when I sold my house 5 years ago, that I'd transfer if and when we bought a house. It might buy a couple of bricks, eh.
Jan 9th 2008, 1:39 am
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Re: money
Jeez, we've been off the property ladder way too long.
If we go - please, please, please, let it be sorted this week - we'll have about 10k GBP from our Singapore savings account. (What can I say, we live for today. ) We'd be getting a company transfer so hoping that would do for start-up costs. We'll worry about buying a car when we get there.
I have about 50k in an offshore account from when I sold my house 5 years ago, that I'd transfer if and when we bought a house. It might buy a couple of bricks, eh.
If we go - please, please, please, let it be sorted this week - we'll have about 10k GBP from our Singapore savings account. (What can I say, we live for today.
) We'd be getting a company transfer so hoping that would do for start-up costs. We'll worry about buying a car when we get there.I have about 50k in an offshore account from when I sold my house 5 years ago, that I'd transfer if and when we bought a house. It might buy a couple of bricks, eh.
Jan 9th 2008, 2:46 am
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Re: money
Er, yeah, I didn't state otherwise, but it seems to be jack all for a house deposit these days - especially in Sydney.
(Ideally I'd leave it in the Isle of Man as it's my "running away from my husband" money.
)
(Ideally I'd leave it in the Isle of Man as it's my "running away from my husband" money.
)
Jan 11th 2008, 8:08 pm
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Re: money
hi everyone,
really gr8ful to u all for responding,
Diane
really gr8ful to u all for responding,
Diane
Jan 11th 2008, 8:12 pm
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Re: money
Hi
Without our house sale, we would only manage about £5000 max, which is why we can't budge until we sell (oh, and getting the visa too)
Sam
Without our house sale, we would only manage about £5000 max, which is why we can't budge until we sell (oh, and getting the visa too
)Sam
