Matt, don’t get stroppy. this is where I am coming from:
SIS said
‘Dont take it too serious on tax free income, if you do get caught you will get into a lot of trouble. This is something some banks will see as extra cash money you have available, but not all and most lenders will accept this.
The only way i know people have got round this is, that their primary job is taxed and is a real proof of income, the secondary job (cash in hand) is something the bank might consider.’
You replied with
‘don’t worry sis, i have a trick or two up my sleeve’
after mentioning previously ‘tax free income here I come’.This leads me to believe that you plan on earning cash money and not declaring it. As I said, it’s semantics, and could be completely not what you meant, but it’s how it’s come across.
Finally, nobody said you couldn’t have an opinion. I did not bag you for agreeing with Kay’s opinion – I was just questioning if your opinions were similar, or if you agreed that Kay could have her own.
Cheers
Melsorry mel, didn’t mean for it come out like that….
Its just that FW, really annoyed me thats all.
And to clarify, mine opinion is similar to kays, i just don’t like looking into wraps, its just the way i see it.
And with the cash in the hand, this is the way most hospitality jobs pay, like bar work. And for someone like me going to uni, will help a lot, legal or not. There are a lot of people my age who do this don’t get me wrong.
Sorry about the post before mel.. [
]Cheers Matt
“If you do what you have always done, you will get what you have always had.”
“Isn’t it time for a change?”
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