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daffy654 | 17:13 Mon 07th Dec 2009 | ChatterBank
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http://www.dailymail....ies-100-000-year.html

I should be so unfortunate to be on only £93,000 pa. I can't believe they consider second homes to be of major importance,some people don't even own one....myself included.
Our combined income in this house is less than £25,000 pa
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Avatar Image madmaggot
Well lucky you daffy, our combined income is less than 10k.
17:15 Mon 07th Dec 2009
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daffy....yes I saw that....it is just an index of some peoples aspirations.
17:15 Mon 07th Dec 2009
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How much would make them feel wealthy?

"£152,865"

Why such a specific figure ?
17:16 Mon 07th Dec 2009
Avatar Image ChuckFickens
I wondered that too Jayne

£152,864 just wouldn't cut it obviously!
17:17 Mon 07th Dec 2009
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That £1 could make all the difference, Chuck ... LOL
17:18 Mon 07th Dec 2009
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bizarre!! they would not last 5 mins on the poverty line
17:20 Mon 07th Dec 2009
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The figure I quoted for our income is before tax deductions and includes mine and my son's disability benefit madmaggot.
I would much rather not be dying and have a son who didn't have Asperger Syndrome and be on your income of £10k.
17:21 Mon 07th Dec 2009
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Time out, guys ...

Just a misunderstanding here ...

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17:23 Mon 07th Dec 2009

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