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

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  • Two9A
    Two9A Posts: 274 Forumite
    Not too bad a situation for me:

    Age, 25
    Salary, £29k
    Debts and mortgages as per sig.

    The mortgages are the problem more than anything, since half my income's dropped on them as soon as I get it.
    Debts (26.3% remaining) - CC/BARC: [strike]2058[/strike] 100.00 @0%; CC/MBNA: [strike]1877.75[/strike] 0.00; Loan/SLC: [strike]10000[/strike] 7901.84 @1.5%; Loan/Per: [strike]1500[/strike] 0.00; Loan/HX: [strike]15000[/strike] 0.00
    Mortgages (94.7% remaining) -
    NW: [strike]92516.94[/strike] 87565.40 @3.19%; HBOS: [strike]65599.57[/strike] 59106.45 @4%, [strike]69251.57[/strike] 68589.97 @3.49%
    Total amount of fail: Dangerous (223263.66)
  • I'm soon to be 25

    I had to take a less paid job in August due to losing my job, so earn £13,250 :(

    I am about to spend all my savings (£30,000) on motgage for my first flat

    I have no debts and soon will have no savings! :rolleyes:
    Saving my pennies for my wedding on 10th August 2013! :D :j
    First date 28/01/2010 :) Engaged 25/08/2011 :D Getting married 10/08/2013 :j
  • Nottoobadyet
    Nottoobadyet Posts: 1,754 Forumite
    Debt-free and Proud!
    Age: 22 (but with enough experience to be getting grey hair as it is :-))
    Income: £30 k
    Debt: £7k, hopefully paid back by the end of 2010!
    Mortgage free by 30:eek:: £28,000/£100,000
    :DDebt free as of 1 October, 2010:D
    Taking my frugal life on the road!
  • Petlamb
    Petlamb Posts: 922 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Photogenic Combo Breaker
    21, with only student loan coming in, and £850ish credit card debt, plus about 6k 'good' debt of a student variety, and an overdraft i'm about to fall into.
    On the up :D
    Our wedding day! 13/06/15
  • fayjmck wrote: »
    40
    income 12k + a lodger (3600)
    debt 14k student loan - £9k cc's loans - £3500 floating debt (o/d's and using cc's) total = £26500

    I am now 41 (and a half)

    Thanks to this lovely site my debt is now much reduced

    My current income is £12k + 2 lodgers and some part time work which also qualifies me for WTFC - total income is nearer £20k tax free


    Student loan £13.5k
    CC's debts £5400 (0%)
    Floating debts - £0
    Total debts = £18,900 (ish)

    :D Thank you chaps!
    Total debt 26/4/18 <£1925 we were getting there. :beer:
    Total debt as of 28/4/19 £7867.38:eek:
    minus 112.06 = £7755.32:money:
    :money:Sleeves up folks.:money:
  • Age: 28
    Income: £22,000 + about £1000-£1500 bonus paid throughout the year
    Debt: £around the £9500 mark :eek:
    No mortgage, No Savings :eek:
    2010 is the year I'm going to sort my life out! :j

    Overdraft: [STRIKE]£1050[/STRIKE] £980 Capital One: £200 Loan: [STRIKE]£7500[/STRIKE]£1700 (Due to finish in Nov :j) Currently contesting enforceability of Aqua & Barclaycard.
  • Spirit_2
    Spirit_2 Posts: 5,546 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    age 49, Mr S 52

    earnings me £80,000, Mr S £50,000
    remaining debts £14000 :TThis might not read like a cause for celebration but it is. to me ......down from £62000 2 years ago.:eek:
  • Mar-tan
    Mar-tan Posts: 45 Forumite
    Age:26
    Income: 17k
    Debt: £4,753.52 - Quite happy as it was £14454.50!
    On the long haul for a house deposit!
  • wow, if all of us could live 1 year for free somewhere most of us would be debt free by xmas next year. Hmmm - anyone got a tent at the bottom of the garden I could live in for a year ??? :rotfl:
  • Age = 27
    Income = £17,000
    Debts = £0
    Mortgage = £0
    Savings = £100,000
    What the Deuce?
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