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  1. crasherkid

    crasherkid Registered User

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    i hope so.. its about time that mincer found someone... i had to twat him in the face with a slipper last night for mincing around doing his 'gayest straight guy' impression around the house with smog.... twats.
    crasherkid, Oct 29, 2004
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  2. Allie

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    :lol: :king:
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  3. Ruth

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    but due to the state of the economy all peole a little order than us & the rest of us will be living in povert when we're old...if thats the case why the fuck do i have to pay NI? :mad: :evil:
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  4. Mr Scottyfish

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    Re: Re: student loans

    I think it's only £10k or £12k when you start paying back these days! If you took the loan out before the system changed (whilst they still had grants), the limit is around the £16k mark.

    Depressing though, innit! I usually pay £25 a month from my wages but they shaft you if you do overtime or get a bonus! In March, my wages were just over double what they usually are but instead of losing £50 student loan as anticipated, I lost £135! :mad:
    Mr Scottyfish, Oct 29, 2004
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  5. Ruth

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    :lol: :lol:
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  6. bigsteve

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    Re: Re: Re: student loans

    Its about £19k:up:
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  7. Mr Scottyfish

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    :mad:

    You lot got grants & easier repayment terms! No fair! :down:
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  8. Allie

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    Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: student loans

    Entirely dependent upon what you do. Medicine is about double that, Dentistry is even more, and you have business and economics degrees which put you on about £40k as a graduate.

    It's just the people that do comedy degrees in mad subjects that don't make anything ;)
    Allie, Oct 29, 2004
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  9. sirskunkalot

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    Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: student loans

    It's just the people that do comedy degrees in mad subjects that don't make anything ;) [/B][/QUOTE]

    that's me dude! 'm on 15k and I did history & sociology at Manchester - also known as '3 year piss up/stoned haze' at Manchester;)

    But Allie - how you gonna be a Doctor AND a DJ?;)
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  10. Allie

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    Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: student loans

    I'm that damn talented. I've a lot of studying tiem left before I even need to worry about those two clashing anyway ;)
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    LESSON 1: NEVER TRUST MARTIN WITH ANYTHING, EVER!

    should have learnt that a long long time ago... fuckwits!! :lol:

    that fuckin slipper killed... anyways back to gta :D :D :D




    - and unemployable? fuck you :lol: iam employed! it just dont like working... roll on september :D
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  12. heather

    heather Balder than Pike!

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    like it or not 'mate' you are an adult.

    one day your gonna have to realise that.

    but dont worry, when you do decide to live like the rest of the world has always had to, without mummy to tuck us in every night, i WONT be there waiting for you, ill be somewhere else and happy.

    just grow up and accept the responsibilities the rest of us have been dealing with for years.

    life is not a box of chocolates or a bed of roses or whatever perfect life you have had...life is a steaming pile of shit and most of us are thrown in head first and just have to grope for breatheable life.

    i want all the best for you cos your worth is, but sometimes im not sure if you deserve it.
    heather, Oct 31, 2004
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  13. Nass

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    Martin's an adult but just doesn't take life as seriously as you (which is a good thing these days) - work hard, play hard and do it for as LONG as you possibly can.

    :cool:
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  14. ManofScience

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    i'm still defering mine... well under the limit... our lass is on more than 19K and she's also still defering hers..... aaaaahhhh early student loans are class... had mine for years and they've added maybe £100 interest on the total :eek: :lol:
    ManofScience, Oct 31, 2004
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    I've never had one, didn't go to Uni, missed out on Uni life but have also missed out on a woppa abount of debt:up:

    MoS - How much do you still owe on yer loan??
    Vandenburg, Oct 31, 2004
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  16. bigsteve

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    I'm still deferring mine too - its not a big loan, but why pay it back if you don't have to:D
    bigsteve, Oct 31, 2004
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  17. Dragon

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    I was the worlds saddest student- I didn't spend any of my loan :rolleyes:
    I got a bursary this time round tho so I'm making the most of it:D
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  18. Allie

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    Haha, a loan that gets you through medical school is not something I'd look forward to repaying...
    Allie, Oct 31, 2004
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  19. Allie

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    There's people in your year graduating with that as a salary though ;)

    Not as if you'll not make the cash to pay it back mind, but a bit of a shitter you have to pay it back straight away...
    Allie, Oct 31, 2004
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  20. ManofScience

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    it was about £1300 a year the loan... but at the time i also got grants... tis about £4500... nowt much... paid off my graduate loan - fees on that were horrendous.

    a few rich people i knew just borrowed the cash anyway, invested it, paid it back - free cash. bastards. i wittled mine away. ahh well.
    ManofScience, Oct 31, 2004
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