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Andy Thompson
Id rather use Hyperjar and not payRecommend GoHenry. You can give them tasks (chores) which earn them money which they can spend on a debit card.

Id rather use Hyperjar and not payRecommend GoHenry. You can give them tasks (chores) which earn them money which they can spend on a debit card.
I've stumbled into the annual fudge everyone/punk festival. A few beers and then I'm off home.
She works and earns £9 an hour so isn't going to do jobs at home for £1 or £2You have to (sadly) monetise it mate. And tbh it's not such a bad approach as life is gonna be a long stretch of just that for her ie paid for labour.
We've also got ours (13) running eBay and vinted accounts to shift on the stuff we don't want. She gets to keep 100% of her own stuff income and 40% of anything that's 'ours' . She does the parcel packing and trips to PO (which also give us the chance to get her to grab other bits from the local shops)
Also getting her to design some bits for work (she loves a bit of art, photography and digital design) ...all paid work of course. (Mates rates)
Start charging her rentShe works and earns £9 an hour so isn't going to do jobs at home for £1 or £2
We tried it and she said she doesn't need the money
If it was my choice !!Start charging her rent![]()
If she's earning she should be contributing.She works and earns £9 an hour so isn't going to do jobs at home for £1 or £2
We tried it and she said she doesn't need the money
She is 16, so deemed too young to have to contributeIf she's earning she should be contributing.
my very first job at 13 i got 40 quid a week & my parents took 10 how things have changed.She is 16, so deemed too young to have to contribute
Similar to me. Didn’t get paid anywhere near that though lol.my very first job at 13 i got 40 quid a week & my parents took 10 how things have changed.
Sounds like a lot of money but at 13 I pretty much left school. By 14 I was working full time for the same money. I used to make moulds for false teethSimilar to me. Didn’t get paid anywhere near that though lol.
No pocket money and I had to pay my own bus fare to school.
Two paper rounds, and four hours gardening on a Saturday morning. I must have been exhausted now I think about it - during my A levels I worked from 5-10 every night. FFS. Had No time for anything!
Oof. We have 2 good friends in our village, who lived next door to each other.Just got back for holiday to find the new neighbours have out in an outline planning request to build a 4 bed house in their back garden
They have mentioned it before but it was a small bungalow… this thing has flow to flexing windows and they also want a 6m high double garage on our boundary line
Gonna be fun with all the comments we will need to issue and won’t be good for neighbourly relations
Weird thing is I can’t even find them as the owners on land registry …. And they have been there since October
I'm doing the opposite!my very first job at 13 i got 40 quid a week & my parents took 10 how things have changed.
Wait a minute. You were making moulds for false teeth at 14. How does that work?Sounds like a lot of money but at 13 I pretty much left school. By 14 I was working full time for the same money. I used to make moulds for false teeth
My parents were not happy about it but I hated school & they decided if I was not going I should get a job. i don't think I turned out to bad considering my lack of qualifications. life teaches you more than school ever will
Dentists take impression of teeth send it to us we make the moulds then we pass it on to have them made. I really enjoyed itWait a minute. You were making moulds for false teeth at 14. How does that work?
They've probably just gone down the usual ask for more than you know they'll permit route then scale back to get it over the line...And all you've done is get what you really wanted in the first place ie the bungalowJust got back for holiday to find the new neighbours have out in an outline planning request to build a 4 bed house in their back garden
They have mentioned it before but it was a small bungalow… this thing has flow to flexing windows and they also want a 6m high double garage on our boundary line
Gonna be fun with all the comments we will need to issue and won’t be good for neighbourly relations
Weird thing is I can’t even find them as the owners on land registry …. And they have been there since October
We have no issue with these guys but what they want is basically a car lot and huge windowsOof. We have 2 good friends in our village, who lived next door to each other.
They even started a business together.
One had the largest garden I've ever seen.
They built a 4 bed house on it and moved in, and sold the first house.
They are no longer friends; they are sworn enemies.
Which is not great in a village.