Need some cash.. ideas
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Here we go again,
I received a brown envelope this morning from the CSA.
It states that my ex has changed her claim and that I need to be 're-investigated' and that having contacted my new employer and discovered my salary, they have decided to up the amount due, back date it 8 months and take it directly out of my monthly. They haven't actually based the figure on any figures from me.
I am a bit strapped.
Got any thoughts on renting my car out? (or freeing up some of the houses 'potential' and buying one to 't[h]rash'?) Where do I stand re insurance?
I suppose I could do all this myself, but would appreciate your comment (
) Chairs.
Have you tried the local sperm bank?quote:
Remortgage?
Everything is just soooo grindingly slow. The House is actually up for sale..
I need to find a deposit for the new place down here as I've been given notice (he's sold it!!). The forms are at the CSA - I've been on the phone twice today, no joy.
Unfortunately Lawyers cost money!!
Sorry to go on. Just bad timing, really. Once the house is sold...
My mortgage people are getting back to me later today.. Any road - has any one actually hired their car out, maybe not for a thrashing but weddings, milk rounds etc?
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I think the CSA will get you for 20% of your net wage.
Not really that fair, as the child will only see his portion of the income support cheque.. where does the rest go??
As I've said before, If I wanted to give my son that amount of money, I'd be investing it. (But they won't take that into account on the 'means' test).
Well bad lick Scruff, you could push her bown the stairs or state she is unfit to be a mother or you could have watched more TV 
Sorry this isnt helping, laughing at other peopls missery
It must be a big thorn in your side with this all, well good luck and hiring out you car for weddings is a good idea, just dont let the ex know about it or she want the car.
Sorry this isnt helping, laughing at other peopls missery
It must be a big thorn in your side with this all, well good luck and hiring out you car for weddings is a good idea, just dont let the ex know about it or she want the car.
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has any one actually hired their car out, maybe not for a thrashing but weddings, milk rounds etc?
Have a chat with my mate bernard at weddingsupercars.com (email info@weddingsupercars.com) - I'm sure he'd consider putting you on the books. However, I'm not sure it's a regular income, more a way of earning the occasional bit of pocket money.
You need 'hire or reward' insurance if you give anyone a lift for money etc., best ask your broker, but insurance for a day or so is normally cheap. If someone is hiring the car off you on a self-drive basis, then they would have to arrange insurance for themselves. I once got cover on a Caterham for a weekend, when I borrowed a car from the factory.
Hope this helps.
Domster
>> Edited by domster on Monday 16th September 13:59
quote:But would you really want to turn your car into a 'lady of the night' and allow strangers to get inside her for money? Just the thought of anyone other than me (ok, and my wife) driving my baby makes me shudder.
You need 'hire or reward' insurance if you give anyone a lift for money etc., best ask your broker
Still, I guess "needs must when the devil vomits on your eiderdown", as Blackadder once said.
Bad luck mate.
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