Nope nothing whatsoever in England, it just seems like a weird concept

How do you get that much in accounting? I’ve been doing it in industry for around 5 years and make nowhere near that just wondering if I’m doing something wrong

Thanks! Congrats to you too! Yeah I skipped so much I’ve been sitting here all night getting ready to deal with a fail

The text message results will be coming in now the emails tend to come in the morning in my experience

Same situation here! Didn’t manage to finish the book and picked some section a answers randomly and just scraped a 51% on FM

It’s great if you don’t already have a switch, but I don’t think it’s enough of an upgrade over the standard switch for most people to think it’s worth buying

Oh yeah we have the same for mortgages, a lease in the uk is an entirely different thing to renting

I don’t know how it works in the US but in the UK when you buy somewhere it’s sold as either a freehold or a leasehold property, the freehold means you own it and the land forever and the leasehold means you own the lease on it for a specified time normally either 100 or 1000 years. The leasehold is normally for if it’s a flat/apartment as you can’t really own the land or the entire building.

Renting is an entirely different thing that I think could be causing confusion as I think you call that leasing in the us where it’s short term and you don’t buy it

No, they’re a real thing, don’t you have those in the US?

We definitely don’t unless it’s an American recipe

Weird I did gcse history and we didn’t cover it at all, I don’t think I’ve ever learned about it but I guess different schools teach different subjects

Why do you hate it?

But this isn’t a tattoo

What’s wrong with it?

Thank you, that’s really good advice. I will definitely use that and send it on to them this morning. Yes I didn’t think the vendors solicitor would really do anything but it’s just very frustrating getting nowhere with it

Thank you! wow that’s a really long time, why did it take so long?

Thank you, I’ll give them a call. it’s stressing me out a lot as it’s my first property and I keep panicking and thinking it’s not technically mine until this is done

Thank you! I didn’t know that sub existed

Splitting it in half

Excuse me, a steak? A Sunday roast is never a steak

So you have to pay tax on anything over $400 you make a year? Wow in the uk you get around £12,500 a year tax free before you have to start paying anything which i think is around $17,000

I could be wrong but I don’t think they have an allowance in the US like the UK does, I think they have to pay tax on every penny they earn

I think it all depends on the area and the bands but where I live I pay around £180 a month and the most expensive band round here is about £400 a month