Think of the poor unmarried mothers with half a dozen kids or more, each one with a different father.Just seen a couple on telly who had quintuplets. How would that work? Only the first two born would get child benefits?
Got to be looked after by the state.
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on: 28 November 2025, 19:17:44
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on: 28 November 2025, 19:16:36
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Think of the poor unmarried mothers with half a dozen kids or more, each one with a different father. I can think of a few of them, all from the same family & have never worked a day in their life ....  |
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on: 28 November 2025, 19:03:19
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.We keep a few grand in ISAs as an emergency fund instant access if we need it, the rest is all in premium bonds had them since 2021 and no word of a lie we've won a few quid every month since we've had them, don't know anything about stocks & shares and certainly at this stage in our lives don't see the point.You don't need to know anything about stocks and shares, Mick. You just hand over your dosh to a fund manager and they invest it for you, according to chosen risk level. Then they take a cut every year now matter how the fund performs. That would mean putting trust in somebody with our cash , what could possibly go wrong ? |
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on: 28 November 2025, 18:42:43
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Effing freezer packed up overnight - contents ruined.Ours is covered on the home insurance, but with an excess of £250 I'd have to have an awful lot of food in there to make it pay ...or be a fat bastard who can eat 24/7 without pausing for breath. |
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on: 28 November 2025, 18:42:09
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Effing freezer packed up overnight - contents ruined.Ours is covered on the home insurance, but with an excess of £250 I'd have to have an awful lot of food in there to make it pay £500 excess, so no chance of a claim. |
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on: 28 November 2025, 18:40:21
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Effing freezer packed up overnight - contents ruined.Ours is covered on the home insurance, but with an excess of £250 I'd have to have an awful lot of food in there to make it pay  |
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on: 28 November 2025, 18:38:09
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Think of the poor unmarried mothers with half a dozen kids or more, each one with a different father. As they love to say on trashy American TV........"you're my sister from another mister"  |
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Effing freezer packed up overnight - contents ruined.
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on: 28 November 2025, 18:35:27
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Think of the poor unmarried mothers with half a dozen kids or more, each one with a different father.
Got to be looked after by the state. |
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on: 28 November 2025, 18:34:10
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| Started by Field Marshal Dr. Opti - Last post by Field Marshal Dr. Opti | ||
We keep a few grand in ISAs as an emergency fund instant access if we need it, the rest is all in premium bonds had them since 2021 and no word of a lie we've won a few quid every month since we've had them, don't know anything about stocks & shares and certainly at this stage in our lives don't see the point.You don't need to know anything about stocks and shares, Mick. You just hand over your dosh to a fund manager and they invest it for you, according to chosen risk level. Then they take a cut every year now matter how the fund performs. Yep...as I found out with an endowment mortgage many moons ago. There was no way the policy was going to make the required amount, but the fund manager (probably aged about 22)took a big slice regardless. |
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