what you doing with your "payrise"
May 13th 2007 | 9:43 am
#1
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what you doing with your "payrise"
as the government just gave us all a "payrise" startin in the new tax year, has anyone thought about what to do with it.
this is really obvious but you could wipe years off a mortgage by useing it to pay off your mortgage.
as i dont have a mortagage yet im gonna split the small extra bit im gonna have $60 a month and have it paid direclty into a savings account by my employer
it wont just dissapear as i get use to the extra bit
this is really obvious but you could wipe years off a mortgage by useing it to pay off your mortgage.
as i dont have a mortagage yet im gonna split the small extra bit im gonna have $60 a month and have it paid direclty into a savings account by my employer
it wont just dissapear as i get use to the extra bit
May 13th 2007 | 9:53 am
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Re: what you doing with your "payrise"
as the government just gave us all a "payrise" startin in the new tax year, has anyone thought about what to do with it.
this is really obvious but you could wipe years off a mortgage by useing it to pay off your mortgage.
as i dont have a mortagage yet im gonna split the small extra bit im gonna have $60 a month and have it paid direclty into a savings account by my employer
it wont just dissapear as i get use to the extra bit
this is really obvious but you could wipe years off a mortgage by useing it to pay off your mortgage.
as i dont have a mortagage yet im gonna split the small extra bit im gonna have $60 a month and have it paid direclty into a savings account by my employer
it wont just dissapear as i get use to the extra bit
May 13th 2007 | 9:54 am
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From: From Bradford to Brisbane
Re: what you doing with your "payrise"
as the government just gave us all a "payrise" startin in the new tax year, has anyone thought about what to do with it.
this is really obvious but you could wipe years off a mortgage by useing it to pay off your mortgage.
as i dont have a mortagage yet im gonna split the small extra bit im gonna have $60 a month and have it paid direclty into a savings account by my employer
it wont just dissapear as i get use to the extra bit
this is really obvious but you could wipe years off a mortgage by useing it to pay off your mortgage.
as i dont have a mortagage yet im gonna split the small extra bit im gonna have $60 a month and have it paid direclty into a savings account by my employer
it wont just dissapear as i get use to the extra bit
J.
May 13th 2007 | 9:55 am
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May 13th 2007 | 10:42 am
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Re: what you doing with your "payrise"
Yep, ours will be going off the mortgage every month 
May 13th 2007 | 11:06 am
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From: Brighton QLD
Re: what you doing with your "payrise"
Do all the people who can't yet vote still get this tax cut 
as the government just gave us all a "payrise" startin in the new tax year, has anyone thought about what to do with it.
this is really obvious but you could wipe years off a mortgage by useing it to pay off your mortgage.
as i dont have a mortagage yet im gonna split the small extra bit im gonna have $60 a month and have it paid direclty into a savings account by my employer
it wont just dissapear as i get use to the extra bit
this is really obvious but you could wipe years off a mortgage by useing it to pay off your mortgage.
as i dont have a mortagage yet im gonna split the small extra bit im gonna have $60 a month and have it paid direclty into a savings account by my employer
it wont just dissapear as i get use to the extra bit
May 13th 2007 | 11:07 am
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Re: what you doing with your "payrise"
Superannuation.
May 13th 2007 | 12:05 pm
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From: Carramar, Perth
Re: what you doing with your "payrise"
Petrol for the boat. $90 to fill her up!
