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Am just curious.....Whats your income and age and whats ur debt?
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Just come across this therad - its really been an interesting read.... here goes....
25 years old,
£31K job
£100K mortgage
£7.5K debt
BUT dealing with it!!New surname New start!
Total Debt - [STRIKE]£9999.09 [/STRIKE]now 7633.16 23.66% paid off0 -
28yrs old earning 63k. 185K mortgage with no unsecured debt.0
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Age : 24
Earnings : 22k
Debt: 7.5k
Savings : Nil
Last year;
Age : 23
Earnings : 14k
Debt : 6k
Savings : Nil
I have a student loan but I've no idea what the balance is but I tend not to count that as actual debt as it has little to no impact on any new/existing borrowing and it's taken off my salary.
My debt is at its peak and I'm looking at getting rid of more than half of it within the next 6-7months. The remaining amount is a personal loan, once the rest of my debt is paid off I'll look at an early settlement for my loan.0 -
Mortgage £55,000
Credit Card Debt £3300 approx
Was in 2006
Mortgage £76,000
Credit Card Debt £18,600
Savings - nil
I used to think that credit card debts of £3000ish were small fry and that if I owed only that much I would be over the moon. Well, I'm not over the moon it still irks and I want rid of it but I no longer lie awake nights agonising and am not racked with anxiety in the same way.The forest would be very silent if no birds sang except for the birds that sang the best0 -
22 years old
Earning: £15,000
£9000 Student Loan
£2000 Overdraft
£800 Savings
June NSD's - 5/25
Overdraft: was £2000, now £1740...getting there!
Card 1: £500, now £0
Card 2: £1200, now £0
Card 3: £250, now £0
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Once I'm rid of my credit card debt I plan on being far more money & debt savvy. I don't planning on getting rid of credit cards but I don't plan on using them as much.
I'm going old school and living within my means.0 -
Gulp! Here goes:
Age: 29
Earnings: £18,110 (Plus 2.5-3k from a part time job) Hoping this won't drop and company is doing ok!!
Debt: £17,200
Mortgage: £54k
Savings: nothing0 -
Age 21
Income - about £5k
Debt - £0 credit cards, £0 loans, approx £6k in student loans (not sure haven't had a statement) - was £3k on credit cards at one point though
Savings - about £1k, I've lent a fair bit to my mumNo longer using this account for new posts from 20130 -
Age - 30
Earnings - £26,500 + travel costs of £4000 per year.
Debt - Just short of 15K
Savings - a big fat zilch.
Desperately trying to pay off debts and save for a mortgage for me and my 2 kids (3 and 5) after a bumpy marriage break up. Seem to take 2 steps forward and one back at the moment, and need to stop feeling so wierd about renting!!0 -
Age 43
Income £38000
Debts £58000
Mortgage £28000
Assets, House £100,000 (even after price drops)0
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