I'd rather pay thousands on a holiday: Meet the pensioners spending the kids' inheritance
"We've been down to Cambridgeshire, which was lovely. We go up to the Lake District quite regularly to a holiday cottage, and we're planning to go to Norfolk."The couple, who live in the Yorkshire Dales, go on holiday four or five times a year, spending hundreds of pounds each time because, in Sarah's view, "you only have one opportunity at life". They did recently sell their vintage Sunbeam Alpine sports car.
- ▪"We've been down to Cambridgeshire, which was lovely.
- ▪We go up to the Lake District quite regularly to a holiday cottage, and we're planning to go to Norfolk."The couple, who live in the Yorkshire Dales, go on holiday four or five times a year, spending hundreds of pounds each time because, in
- ▪They did recently sell their vintage Sunbeam Alpine sports car.
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I'd rather pay thousands on a holiday: Meet the pensioners spending the kids' inheritanceImage source, Sarah MoorhouseImage caption, Sarah and Geoff Moorhouse have the blessing of their daughter Poppy to spend all their moneyByEgon CossouBusiness reporterPublished2 minutes agoHappily retired, Sarah Moorhouse is using her private pension "to go places and do nice things at the drop of a hat".While other retirees with a decent monthly pension income may choose to build up an inheritance for their children, Sarah, 64, and her husband Geoff are opting to spend their money on living life to the max."We like going to Scotland," says Sarah, a retired school administrator. "We've been down to Cambridgeshire, which was lovely.
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