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Am just curious.....Whats your income and age and whats ur debt?
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Respect.... Excellent post MS D :T:T:T
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I'm 36, Income 12K, unsecured debt 35K, I rent so no mortgage, still wondering how I allowed myself to get this messed up. Only had £200 debt 4 years ago when I left my husband, says it all........0
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Evening All!
I'm 30 (since yesterday!), earn £33k and have about £25k of unsecured debt (excluding student loan and mortgage). I live alone so am dealing with everything myself. It's pants!
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Hii all
I'm 26, £38k debt (unsecured) and our joint income is £65k. We both also have second jobs - my fiancee is a door man and gets an extrea £50-100 a week and I do Helen E make up parties as and when I can.
The debt is a lot, my LBM was only last month so it's all very new. Have felt very positive tough up til now, shaky day today but 5 years from the 31.12.2009 will be gone!!Long Haul Supporter #203:beer:0 -
I'm 27, earn £19,000 per year, debts of £2,700 (student loans) and savings of £3,400.2022 wins include.... £1,000 cheque £150 ASDA gift card £250 Impericon gift voucher £100 cheque £100 of plant bulbs £100 Bower Collective voucher0
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In_The_Red_2009 wrote: »Evening All!
I'm 30 (since yesterday!), earn £33k and have about £25k of unsecured debt (excluding student loan and mortgage). I live alone so am dealing with everything myself. It's pants!
Happy late birthday (for yesterday) :beer::beer::beer:
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Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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The better half and i are both 34, i earn approx £70 - 80k, her 15K (part time). Only last 3 years or so that we have been this well paid - both on low salaries prior to starting new career. Now have zero debts and a couple of quid in the bank, having recently cleared the last of our £50k+ of debts that we had a couple of years ago. Currently saving for deposit to buy house, presently renting. No pension contributions either, so thats the next priority once big enough deposit in place. 2 kids draining the bank as well........0
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I second that! Happy belated Birthday!never-in-doubt wrote: »Happy late birthday (for yesterday) :beer::beer::beer:
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Hi all

I am 27, earn £25K a year and have £600 debt left.
No mortgage yet. Will be saving for a place next year once my next pay cheque clears my last bit of credit card debt. It peaked at £4K and is now nearly gone.. hurrah!Achievements:
9 Aug 2021: Achieved a perfect credit score on Experian (999/999 points - Excellent)
Debt free date: 23 July 2021.
Next goals: Save deposit as a first time buyer.
Find ways to increase income
Further reduce budget/ sell old stuff
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Howdy doody,
Iam 30, i earn 32k basic + bonus / comission.
debt = 2 loans owing approx 5k
coulple of small credit cards owe around 100 - 150 quid
catalogue owe around 900 quid, thats the lot.
so around 6k in total for me.
the wife is 31, earns 2k per year and has about 200 quid in debts.
thanks
wayne.:j:beer: :beer::j0
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