Charity

[AnonymousUser1]

I do give to charity - HONEST!

One thing that continually comes up, is committing to a monthly direct debit. I avoid doing that in favour of a much larger one-off payment.

As I have no income, I am reluctant to do commitment. All of my credit cards work on direct debit as I don't want to rely on my memory, and I am happy for them to take the full amount. I have no problem with that, as I've bought summit, so I have no problem in paying for it. And credit cards have an element of protection.

I was going to ask if people thought me unreasonable to not want to do direct debits to charities, but in typing this, I've answered my own question.

Feck'em! Nobody gets a direct debit!

 

[Exige]

MSN

Surge in charity bosses on super-sized salaries​

.....the number of people working for charities earning more than £400,000 has increased by 42.2 per cent.

 

[Hugo Magnus]

My mothers neighbour works for a charity. Judging by the building works, garden landscaping, posh cars and holidays he's not hard up.

 

[BobTheBounder]

MSN

Surge in charity bosses on super-sized salaries​

.....the number of people working for charities earning more than £400,000 has increased by 42.2 per cent.

I'd imagine NGO's will be a similar story.

 

[Dukesox]

Is the OP our recently awol product review expert?

 

[AirCon]

Is the OP our recently awol product review expert?

 

[Dukesox]

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An old post though and he seems positively coherent in it compared to his more recent musings. I hope he is ok and has someone he can talk to who has his best interests at heart.