well ...he blurted out yest that he still has his motorbike on finance still owing £1500 ( he injured himself and was out of work for over a year so the family toook over it) so he forgot i guess to sort it.....the bike is never used due to his injury it needs a bit of work bcoz its on standstill for a long time...im due in march, we r not rich, im the one with money saved up whereas he has been unable to...i kinda showed him how unhappy/ upset i was ...and he started crying feeling like a failure, hes the ebst guy in the world, a gentleman does anything for me its just unlucky he had this injury nearly 2 years ago and these are the consequences....hes bck in work but not earning big big money so dunno how its gona be paid off...wants to sell bike but doing it up will cost...STRESS...any advice on how to go about it?
oh no =( poor OH
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You can offer your creditors a weekly/monthly amount that you can afford due to low income that came from an unexpected financial strain x
If the accident was not his fault did he claim for injuries and loss of earnings? < Not that you have to answer that to me but just a thought for you x
If the accident was not his fault did he claim for injuries and loss of earnings? < Not that you have to answer that to me but just a thought for you x
