Flying training lends itself so well to a planned bankruptcy plan.
I can't think of another way of blatantly spending £50k inside of 18 months on something that has no monetary value to the baliffs but which you can stand in front of a judge afterwards and make a reasonable case for why and and how you spent it and planned to repay it.
Its the perfect crime.
And lets not be coy here, crime it is.
But if you want a PPRuNe hosted version of the moral maze then lets talk about that pint of milk you once stole of a doorstep as a student. Or apple scrumping. Or accepting a partially used car parking ticket from a kind stranger.
And then lets move on to the morality of the money lenders so willing and forceful in their sale of easy credit to people who in years gone by would never have been allowed to get themselves in such debt troubles.
And then lets stop being hysterical about something which has already been done and is being done now by perfectly rational and perfectly nice Wannabes.
The simple truth is that you can't construct a decent argument why my hypothetical 22yr old son and I don't engage a planned bankruptcy plan and save circa £90k. OTHER than to play the morality card and shriek its illegal.
Which I don't directly contest.
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