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7 years ago
WILL I LOSE MY HOME?
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7 years ago
I see it could affect current or future employment.
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7 years ago
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I am now working for Fed-X at £30000.
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7 years ago
Please don't tell lies
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7 years ago
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7 years ago
So how many hours a week are you working for this £30,000 - and what exactly do you do?
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7 years ago
DELIVER PARCELS, YOU DUMMY. WHAT ELSE?
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7 years ago
So you have a full time job earning £30,000 with FedEx in Hull delivering parcels for them.
Very good.
Do you have to drive very far?
(You're not pulling anyone's leg here are you? - other than your own that is)
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That's not his legs hes pulling ;-)
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7 years ago
21k seems the going rate:
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7 years ago
based on a sample of 6
who don't say how many hours "overtime" that they work to get that
not a very helpful survey that one, is it?
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7 years ago
Spot on !!
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7 years ago
Mentions "As an owner driver" so there may be costs to come off the wage stated.
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7 years ago
This would be masons style.
G.Harman
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7 years ago
I think I may have misunderstood: so you have a pension pot of £400,000 which is still yours which you will be able to access sometime in the future although you can't now: and you will also continue to receive a private pension for life of about £16k which is already being paid out to you each month?
Is that it?
Or:
Did you have a pension pot - which you no longer own - which you have cashed in to provide a pension?
ie You do not have £400,000 which you "do not have access to".
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7 years ago
You will owe £55,000 which you need to pay back in 3 or 4 years
You have a pension income over those four years of £60,000
Therefore you will have only £5,000 to live on over those four years unless you get a job.
You will therefore be totally dependent on getting a job: something you have not done yet.
Forget the new car : you have spent good money on your existing one which you cannot recover - it satisfies your needs.
Start paying off the credit card bill and live off your pension.
Enjoy your retirement : live off your pension : get a hobby - how about cycling?
HTH
You have not been charged for this financial advise.
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7 years ago
What's happening about the job you were expecting to get after the interview you had before Christmas?
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7 years ago
It is a great pity that you do not heed advice offered here.
Best of luck with the Brum job.