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Paid childcare

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has anyone brought that work book from childsplayaccounts?

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boppetybop · 14/09/2010 23:32

It costs £15, I think that is a bit expensive, I no I'm struggling but I wouldn't pay £15, is it any good even?

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dobby2001 · 16/09/2010 00:23

do you mean the excel one? From Lisa? If so then yes I have it and its brilliant, been using it to do my accounts for the last 3 years. The £15 is a one off by the way, not every year, and includes updates as well. So presonally i think thats great value for money.

looneytune · 16/09/2010 07:17

OMG, I don't do paying lots but seriously, it's fab!! I've been using for around 5 years now and love it (and I'm very capable of excel spreadsheets, just hers are REALLY good!)

I definitely recommend

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boppetybop · 16/09/2010 11:34

yes it is the one from Lisa, Oh I thought it was a yearly payment. I am going to pay for it, I'm not too good on excel.

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ChildrenAtHeart · 16/09/2010 14:10

Its excellent. I've been using it for 4 or 5 years now & it made my life so much easier. Lisa has made various improvements in that time, including personal requests. Sometimes she doesn't always respond t requests straight away but that is because she has a busy family life & is an FT minder as well so have to be patient.
Def recommend

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