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£12000 in debt,best advice please

hi all
new to site so please bare with me.did what i said i was never going to do,now £12000 in debt with llyods platnium.don't know what the minium payment is yet,proberly afford £350-£400 a month please help and thanks to all those who reply.(kids had a good xmas)
Is balance transfer a option,would that save me any money?
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  • louiser123
    louiser123 Posts: 1,248 Forumite
    good lord, the kids did have a good xmas with 12000 spent on them!!!!
    i have no advice to offer only it has to be paid back now and will be costly!!

    good luck
    self confessed 80's throwback:D
    sealed pot challenge 2009 #488 (couldnt tell you how much so far as i cant open it to count it!!:mad: )
  • nealallen
    nealallen Posts: 2,605 Forumite
    Have you even offered a re-payment to the bank yet?
    Please do not feed the Trolls!
  • lxpeanut
    lxpeanut Posts: 8,728
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    Head over to the debt free wannabe board lots of people on their will be able to offer you advice on how to deal with the credit card people and how to manage your finances so you can pay the card off.
    "You are entitled to your own opinions but not your own facts" - Arthur Schlesinger

    Proud to be have dealt with my debt :D Debt Free Sept 2012
  • YorkshireBoy
    YorkshireBoy Posts: 31,541
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    please bare with me.
    A bit presumptious, this being your first visit? ;)
    don't know what the minium payment is yet,proberly afford £350-£400 a month
    You're worrying unnecessarily. At 2%, it's only £240 per month. :)
  • no i have not,excuse my ignorance but i know nothing about credit cards and how they work.thanks for your reply
  • TheEffect
    TheEffect Posts: 2,293
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    Ring Lloyds TSB and talk to them. They're who you owe the money to and they will offer some advice and help. You need to get a repayment plan together with them and start paying it off. 12K debt can turn into much more if not paid off as quickly as possible.
  • johnllew
    johnllew Posts: 1,928 Forumite
    I think this may be a wind-up.
  • YorkshireBoy
    YorkshireBoy Posts: 31,541
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    johnllew wrote: »
    I think this may be a wind-up.
    You only "think"? ;)
  • johnllew
    johnllew Posts: 1,928 Forumite
    You only "think"? ;)
    Hedging my bets as usual.

    HNY, YB.
  • sorry but not in the habit of a wind up over £12000 i only ask for help and advice as how best to clear the debt.many thanks
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