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Hi Everyone,

Needing help!

I have sorted all my finances cut back on everything from paying for lunch at work, to cycling to work, and bring my own lunch in. Unfortaunately I have one debt thats causing me problems.

After my Mortgage, Loan, Travel and food Shopping. I have all of £30 left in my account. My parnter pays the Bills so everything is covered.

The problem is, I am doing a Computeach Course which costs £6150 on a buy now pay later. This ended 3 months ago and unfortunately as I was unable to pay the £6150 before hand. Due to this the interest kicked in and the value of the course has gone up to £12000 with a monthly payment of £234. I have spoken to Barclays who the finance is set up with and Reduced the interest rate to 0.5%, but are still wanting a monthly payment of £205. I have explained my difficulties and I am making token payment of £15-30 a month to show I'm not avoiding them and trying to come up with a solution.

Any help of how I can resolve this?

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