
I’m 63 and spending $95,000 on a roof deck for my $500,000 home. Am I being extravagant?
By Katherine Langford
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Poundland is approaching a crunch decision to stave off its collapse after its owner was accused by MPs of jeopardising thousands of jobs on Britain s high streets . The retailer’s directors, Barry Williams and Shaun Wills, are set to hold an emergency board meeting on Wednesday night over whether to trigger an extension to a moratorium which is holding off its creditors, sources told City AM. Poundland filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators last month, but the 10-day freeze on creditors calling in their debts expires in a matter of hours. The crucial decision comes after Gordon Brothers, the Boston-based investment firm which owns Poundland, was grilled by MPs at a closed-doors hearing of Parliament s business select committee on Wednesday afternoon. Liam Byrne MP, chair of the committee, said on Wednesday night: “After extensive cross examination this afternoon, I’m deeply concerned that Gordon Brothers behaviour may have jeopardised thousands of jobs o