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Am just curious.....Whats your income and age and whats ur debt?

OMAR
OMAR Posts: 701 Forumite
in Debt-free wannabe
Mines 24 and £32000 and debt of £10000 Loan.
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  • melorablack
    melorablack Posts: 1,114 Forumite
    I'm 19, earn £18000 per year and have £0 debt and £850.00 savings. I had to leave home just as I got my job almost a year ago so I never had time to save anything until now :D
  • skylight
    skylight Posts: 10,716 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Combo Breaker Home Insurance Hacker!
    34 - no income (child benefit/tax credits dont count!) and zero debt now.
  • Diana_Prince
    Diana_Prince Posts: 405 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 100 Posts Combo Breaker
    24 - 12000 :( and debt of about 3500
    Just keep swimming
  • OMAR
    OMAR Posts: 701 Forumite
    anymore peeps
  • fairydiamond
    fairydiamond Posts: 471 Forumite
    22, £13,000 and debt of £1,689
    My Wins: £150 Next giftcard. Rimmel Lip Gloss, Benefit Lipstick and lipgloss. Rimmel Day2Night mascara. Elizabeth Arden Body Treatment Cream. Big Bang Theory T-shirt, Make Up Set, St Tropez Kit, Clipper Mug Tea Set, Rosie Project Book, Kwik Fit MOT. Benefit Make Up Set Dior Star Foundation. VIP Concert Tickets & Meet & Greet with The Saturdays
  • vyvyan_2
    vyvyan_2 Posts: 653 Forumite
    500 Posts
    I'm 46 (the oldest one to have replied so far lol) earning about £18,000 and have £9,500 debt on a loan. All the cards and overdraft paid off. No savings though.
  • ~Beanie~
    ~Beanie~ Posts: 3,043 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    Age 40, until 2 weeks ago income was £18500, debt £9000ish. Now, zero income (been made redundant) same debt :eek:
    :p
  • foolishqueen
    foolishqueen Posts: 237 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    28, £51k debt, £26k income.

    Oh dear.
    Total Debt as of January 2010: £61,234 :mad:
    Debt Free Day: A long way off!! :j
    DMP mutual support thread member: 302 :j
  • PinkTwirl
    PinkTwirl Posts: 589 Forumite
    32, £22,300 debt, £29K income (for how much longer don't know).

    Having sleepless nights.
  • foolishqueen
    foolishqueen Posts: 237 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I think we will all get there in the end PinkTwirl. I've decided after battling with it for so long to go with the CCCS and a debt management plan. I used to think about money constantly, but since yesterday, all I feel is excited! Hope you get some sleep tonight :)
    Total Debt as of January 2010: £61,234 :mad:
    Debt Free Day: A long way off!! :j
    DMP mutual support thread member: 302 :j
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