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Currently in a housing association flat, just cleared my debt. Can save £300/month here. If I move in with my nan: save £1300/month instead. The problem: she's nearly 80 and ill. This could end at any moment and I'd need to find new housing fast. But honestly, I don't see a way onto the property ladder if I don't do this. At £300/month I'll be 35 with barely any savings. If I lock in with my nan and she holds on, I could have £20k saved in 2 years. Worth the risk? Any advice would be great. EDIT: Adding context since people are asking, the housing association flat is in a rural area so I can never buy it through Right to Buy. Me and my nan are very close, I actually moved out of her house when I was 19 so this would be going back. She owns her house. Yes I'd be helping care for her to some extent, I'm aware it's not just free rent and I'd be contributin

IT, Richie Tozier - ragebaited and traumatized a world-eating god Pennywise so much that he traveled to the past in an attempt to kill his mother, only to be… …Ragebaited again by Rich Santos in Welcome to Derry, when the boy was already dead, his spirit still having the last laugh (Richie was also named after Rich, his mother’s first love, rubbing more salt on the wound) Joseph Joestar, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure - at his last battle against Kars he ju

Musk seems to have been targeting the United Kingdom in recent days, probably because there is talk that the UK may ban X. I hope that if this happens, the rest of Europe follows the United Kingdom and does the same. Musk is a danger to European democracy. The guy is a Nazi, and if there is a country in Europe that actually fought against the Nazis, it was the United Kingdom. submitted by /u/superdouradas to r/AskBrits [link] [comments]

27M and 27F. Getting married in Feb. In our culture, the Groom buys bride's wedding dress, and the bride buys groom's wedding dress. The groom's dress is called "Sherwani" and the bride's one is called "Lehenga". To keep things fair, the price range for their dress is decided in advanced. We're a little sentimental for wedding clothes, decided to go on a higher end, chose a popular wedding attire brand. Did all the shopping together, she picked this lehenga of her choice and I also found a marvelous piece of Sherwani. My choice was a little more expensive than hers, but it was still within the price range we had set. Both of us agreed, finalized the clothes. We didn't brought them home immediately, because they needed some customizations according to our body measurements. She was supposed to pick my dress when it's ready after a few days and send it to my home around 1

The Taj Mahal, one of the seven wonders of the world. Unfortunately, the surrounding area is very polluted. submitted by /u/Strong-Emu-8869 to r/TikTokCringe [link] [comments]

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