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Salary Vs Debt
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Income = £23,500
Total Debt = £53,000 :eek:
Mortgage = £82,000
I don't think there's any hope for us.0 -
Salary = £18,500 (hopefully increasing this month to £24,500 - although I'll believe it when I see it!)
Debt (not including stuednt loans) = £2,900 give or take0 -
Joint income £43,500
Debt £3000 (credit cards)
Mortgage £95000
Unsecured Loan (comes out with mortgage) £13000Comping Challenge
Win back your annual internet connection costs
Goal - £132
Won so far
Charles Worthington Dream Hair Kit £20
10 Sets of Football stamps £5
Ainsley Harriet Cookbook £20
Months supply of Copella juice £12
Another Cookbook - Not received it yet, so don't know what it is :confused0 -
Oooh, good thread.
Income: £33k approx
Debt: £28k approxOnly Irish coffee provides in a single glass all four essential food groups: alcohol, caffeine, sugar, and fat.
:coffee:0 -
Income
£360 pa pocket money from my dad as he hasn't realised he's still paying it by standing order! I refuse to count my student loan as income (which would be £2700 for this academic year)
Debts
£1700 overdraft at 0%
£13000 student loan at 3.2% i think
Total = £14700 which up until just now hadn't really sunk in....£2 Coin Savers Club £14 :j (joined 18/2/06)0 -
Income - £30k
Debt - £8kHighest Debt (Sept 04) -> £41,300
Debt Free - August 2006!!
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Income £62k
Debt £1.4k0 -
Income £14000
Debt £2800
Savings safety net = £3000 so am I considered to be in debt? I could pay it off now but don't like the idea of having no money in case of emergencies. Am I wrong?" The greatest wealth is to live content with little."
Plato0 -
Income £90.5K (joint)
Debt £0
but................... mortgage (x2) £270K ..........
doesnt mean that you still dont worry a lot about how much you owe!!0 -
Joint income=43,000
Joint debt=18,000
But have a very big mortgage,so not much disposible incomeObstacles are things a person sees when he takes his eyes off his goal.0
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