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Pardner schemeA group of people regularly deposit sums of money over a fixed interval with a principal individual, the 'banker', in a central fund. Each person in the group takes a turn in withdrawing their 'hand', usually the total amount collected for that week or month. It tends to operate amongst friends, families or close groups of other kinds. It is more frequently used for saving for smaller purchases, usually in conjunction with other more formal borrowing or savings schemes.
Although i've never known a hand to come in a week or month, more a couple months so you get back a monkey etc.
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lmao im not dipping in2 them things again shy i no they are family but dem ppl rob me i swearall confusin me with their half hands, quarter hands and last draws atcbitch i said 10 pound a week wtfnah i wont get involved again, cant have sum1 runnin me down 2 draw it and then wen im ready 2 collect my hand i cant find no1and yes, yes i did loose every1's p

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I spelt it how it's said, don't try it you Jafaican
I beg you allow me please, ur such a nice person I cant bring myself to say a bad word about you. :(
Sorry babes, thought you were trying to par the pardner
Thing is why don't people just set up automatic debit to put £20 into another account every a week etc...
True but I suppose i'm more doing it for the 'tradition' thing. I've always seen the older women in the family do it, I remember being a yute and going with my marje to see 'Pardner Pauline' lol.Apparently they use/used it because when the carib's first came over, they either didn't really trust the banking system or weren't able to do it through them (without getting taxed?) and so they had the pardner system that they did within the community. It also means that you can get an advance by taking your hand before it's even due.ie. You've only been doing it 2 months and aint due your hand for 4 (let's say it comes every 6) you can take it then and get that amount, then continue to pay it back with you continuing to pay it.
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what?wtf is this
Pardner schemeA group of people regularly deposit sums of money over a fixed interval with a principal individual, the 'banker', in a central fund. Each person in the group takes a turn in withdrawing their 'hand', usually the total amount collected for that week or month. It tends to operate amongst friends, families or close groups of other kinds. It is more frequently used for saving for smaller purchases, usually in conjunction with other more formal borrowing or savings schemes.
Although i've never known a hand to come in a week or month, more a couple months so you get back a monkey etc.
LOL Kurious the banker was a relative of yours?Oh yeh and their is some gain in being the banker, Kurious you know what it is again?
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banker is teif thats wat it ismy cousin was banker in our draw i have no idea wat the gain was apart from holding every1's money i guess thats something in itself because only 1 person draws their hand per week or fortnight watever but every1 still pays everyweek, so i guess u just always have money on u (THAT IS NOT URS U THEIF)lol

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so u giv someone money 2 keep?skeeni jus open a new account, n wen the card n pin arrive i throw away the letter with the pin, then wen i wanna withdraw jus ask 4 a new pin or transfer onlinen wen ive done it first tiem jsu keep that account dormant until i wanna save up 4 sutin else then do the same

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