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16 Aug 09 #138911 by foster1234
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I tried to use it but found it confusing. Where you enter the outgoings it should indicate whether this is monthly, annually or weekly.

It would also be helpful to have some notes for instance it asks for mortgage info, it should be clearer as to whether that is now or estimated after the divorce settlement and when they are living separately. May be a link to each of the headings with some guidance as to what to include would be helpful

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30 Oct 09 #158573 by john cliff
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Assets - £200000 house appears as £2 asset - all other assets appear as one hundred thousanths of their value

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