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Salary Vs Debt
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When the debt was at it's highest -
Income - £18000 (ish)
Debt - £25000 (ish)
Now -
Income - £31500 (ish)
Debt - £13098.67 (exactly)Bulletproof0 -
Income - £47,000 Joint
Debt - £3000 Joint
Student Loan - £20,000 (mine)
Savings - £7500 Joint0 -
My Income £43,458
Wifes income £0.00 !!!!
Debt about £5000 now.0 -
Income (as of next week when I start my new job) - £14600
Debt - £2750 ish on one credit card. I can't wait until I can transfer to a 0% card and start attacking the balance!0 -
Income £14,000
Debt £4500
could be worse, but Jesus it doesn't feel like it!"People who "do things" exceed my endurance,
God for a man who solicits insurance..." - Dorothy Parker0 -
comicmankev wrote:Reading through Moozies inspirational post (as well as previous ones including the famous Ms_London) got me wondering?
Oooh, am I famous? No wonder SS wants a piece of me:rotfl:
Salary: £25,000 (although was £20,000 aside from the last 3 months of being in debt)
Debt: £19,000
Monthly Repayments: £9000 -
Wow you are all high earners! Maybe it's the part of the UK you come from though?
I earn: £17,000
I owe: £14,100(approx)
I don't think that people should be allowed to borrow more than they earn in a year, unless it's a mortgage of course!Was debt free... then went travelling!0 -
Salary circa 20k
Debt £21,217.84 :eek:
Not counting Student Loan!Official Debt Free Wannabe Nerd Club member 095! Debt Now:
M&S £5000 £2071.49 - 3.9% |Cahoot Loan £8646.96 £7453.24 - 5.8%| Barclays OD £2250.00 £991.99 - 0% Halifax Card £1620.60 - 0% Savings: £927.59
Grand Total = £22,540 £11,209.73 :eek:Total paid off since 31st May '06 = £11,330.27 :T Semi-DFD Dec'07?
Savings for temporary unemployment fund: £763.05 @ 8%, £164.54@ 4% Total savings: £927.59
£18k Challenge £18,934.21 £11,209.73 to go!
Proud to be dealing with my debt.0 -
Newbie post!!!! Aaaahhhhhh!! :j :j
Salary: 29k + bonus
Debt: 10,300 + 12k loan (£400/mth) + student loan + mortgage :mad: :eek:
Been 'cruising' the boards for a while now. Had lightbulb moment a while ago, but let the light dim, by allowing other things to block it out. No SOA - I know what I've done wrong, and what I need to do, just have to stop procrastinating :rolleyes: , and actually stick to a budget. In that vein, I am going to 'fess up to one of my best friends. Hopefully having someone who knows what a mess I am in will help (getting quite teary about it).0 -
lazy&indebt wrote:Wow you are all high earners! Maybe it's the part of the UK you come from though?
I think the quote "the more you earn, the more you spend, the more you borrow" may have some truth in it.Back on the DFW Wagon:
CC - £3,300 on 0% til 04/2020
CC - £4,500 on 0% til 02/2019
Loan - £12,063.84 as at 4/1/180
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