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13 Nov 07 #6556 by madaboutcars
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Im sure i know the answer but just want to check with you knowledgable folk.

If i get bonus payments with my monthly pay, am i right in saying that the x2b gets 15% of the whole figure (bonus included) as she believes that she doesn't!!!While that would make things financially better for me, I have to thing of my little girl

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13 Nov 07 #6561 by Monitor441
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You should include it in your figures but it does depend if it is guaranteed or not. As you say, it is supposed to go towards your little girl. If you don't include it, take 15% of your bonus and put it into a savings plan for her for when she is older.

I earn commission which is heavily weighted towards the end of my companies financial year so if we take any three month period it does not reflect my whole years earnings so I give my P60 figure as it shows the whole years earnings. At first I didn't like showing my P60 to my ex2b but now she has got her boyfriend living in the FMH, I will soon finish paying SM and I am going to enjoy showing her how much I earn and what she is missing out on! She is very money orientated and I know since I found out about her affair she has refered to me as the golden goose! But soon, it will be no longer

Good luck MAC and do what you think is right

Mon

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13 Nov 07 #6563 by loobyloo
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WOW...mad about... wish all dads like you... my kids dad a shit
power to your elbow pal
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13 Nov 07 #6577 by honeysuckle
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How brilliant are you!! My kids dad has very carefully calculated his bare minimum payment through the csa, and despite an agreement has cut it down to reflect that figure, and he won;t pay for anything else. You are putting your child first You are one of the good guys :cheer:

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13 Nov 07 #6579 by mumov4
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Hi my husband decided that he was only going to give the csa payment of £300.00 but we had already arranged £500.00. He has gone back on his word and hasn't discussed is bonuses he gets. Should that be discussed?

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14 Nov 07 #6623 by Camberwick green
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Me too Honey, my 1st X has managed to find a company to employ him stating he only works 16 hours per week and he says he also ha kids more often than he really does and that he has to travel to see them... bullpoopy!

so I get nothing..NADA! haven't for 10 years, kids are now 13 and 14 and eat like adults so its getting really tough! this also makes it more difficult to work as I don't have the extra income maintainence provides.

MAC... you're one of the one in a million!

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14 Nov 07 #6637 by sexysadie
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mumov4, you need to check that your ex is declaring his bonuses to the CSA. Try ringing them about it.

Sadie

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