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im so sick of this!!!!!!!!!

darcyvuqua
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well guys im doing ok but my wife died a few years ago she was 22 i was 21 we had a 5 month old son together now four years on i cant get anything credit wise that is worth while have just been accepted for a capital one card with £100 limit is it worth it really i have cleaned my file up but i have 3 years well just under left on a ccj i hate it why do they have to stay on so long for a mistake through genuine reasons
what can i do any help please
what can i do any help please
you cant change yesterday
but you can make tomorrow better
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look at what you HAVE done though mate... 3 clean years is a ruddy good feat! my suggestion would be use and pay off the card montly in full. and i wuold think if you can get a cap one card, then a mobile phone is not too far away and just do the same with that.
all the best.If i upset you don't stress, never forget that god aint finished with me yet.0 -
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Hey Lewt aint seen you around in ages
OP sounds like you got a lot on your plate, and doing a good job. If you can do with credit you aint missing much obviously something are necessary like a mortgage but if you can hold off.0 -
thanks lewt i was accepted for a orange contract in january and been well managed but i would love a loan to take my son away for christmas after so many bad years i would love for him to have snow at xmas he means so much to me and to grow up with no mum and still be a normal kid i would love to give him a awesome xmas he has lost alot at such an early age and wanted to show him a white xmas as this was my late wifes image just before she diedyou cant change yesterdaybut you can make tomorrow better0
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I cant really offer any practical advice..tho i really wish i could, Just profound Sympathy..really hope things improve for you bro !0
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darcyvuqua dont want to be nosey, do you work. The reason I ask is sometimes employers and unions have charities if thats the right word for people on hard times.
I know someone that had helped from PO trust and shop union and I know some over unions and employers do same (assuming you work and have union). It isnt always widely promoted. Both helped 50/50 with some help with a disabled child.
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yes i work but dont have a union as im in the army
thanks for the replies guys i know i should just be patient but another 3 years is a long time to wait for the ccj dropping off will have to do it the real way and just save i guess!you cant change yesterdaybut you can make tomorrow better0 -
I wonder if any there can help with a break whether they have a welfare fund. I dont know anything about army
They do have such a thing
http://charities.everyclick.com/info.xq?id=49399&name=SUSSEX-ARMY-CADET-FORCE-WELFARE-FUND
http://www.army.mod.uk/welfare-support/family/1857.aspx0 -
they will not fund anything like that it is classed as personnal gain!
i will get there in the end just would love it to be as soon as possible as i want him to be young enough to enjoy it and not think his dad is a old wierdo lolyou cant change yesterdaybut you can make tomorrow better0 -
Sorry to hear about your problems. Puts things into perspective.
Blessing in disguise IMHO. What do you want debt for? Other than a mortgage, just don't bother. You'll be much better off in the long run.
Good luck!!0
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