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  • Herewego
    Herewego Posts: 2,541 Forumite
    Every extra penny I can find is going to Lloyds, I'm having a day where I feel like the debt is dragging me down. Think i have too much time to think hoping cheque will arrive tomorrow although only £10 of it is mine hoping to hit £3k at the end of October on the Lloyds card.
    Need to have a bit of brain storming to find some extra ways of raising cash maybe just need to move onto the next stage od decluttering.
    MARCH 2016 DEBT £25750/ £25035
    EST DFD JAN 2021 (that needs to change)
    NOW JAN 2019 (that still needs to change)
  • Herewego
    Herewego Posts: 2,541 Forumite
    Positive thinking works fast just sold a book on amazon £11.98 :T
    MARCH 2016 DEBT £25750/ £25035
    EST DFD JAN 2021 (that needs to change)
    NOW JAN 2019 (that still needs to change)
  • Ceniza
    Ceniza Posts: 761 Forumite
    Herewego wrote: »
    Every extra penny I can find is going to Lloyds, I'm having a day where I feel like the debt is dragging me down. Think i have too much time to think hoping cheque will arrive tomorrow although only £10 of it is mine hoping to hit £3k at the end of October on the Lloyds card.
    Need to have a bit of brain storming to find some extra ways of raising cash maybe just need to move onto the next stage od decluttering.

    I know how you feel with debt dragging you down. I keep looking at my monthly repayments, and wondering what I could be doing with my life if I had that money to myself. And then the interest payments, over £200 a month, it's soul destroying!

    What's even worse is if I didn't find this site, it would be MUCH worse than it already is...

    Anyway, keep going! We're all behind you :D
    Adam's diary - My Debt Diary - The Challenge | LBM May 2010 with £23,343.35 | £16,141.46 to go...
    Cleared: £7,369.16 / 30.85% | Current DFD: Oct2012 from Jan2014 | July repaid: £600/£800

    Goals: Aug-11 37% | Nov-11 60% | Feb-11 67% | May-12 76% | Aug-12 86% | Dec-12 debt free
  • Woowoo
    Woowoo Posts: 4,603 Forumite
    Wow that positive thinking is powerful stuff lol!
    LBM Aug 09: £18,650.47 - Current: £12,854.93 (£5946.79)

    Barclays: £2,928.34 Lloyds: £2,499.60
    MBNA: £3,788.99 Overdraft: £1,900.00 Mum: £1,738.00

    Surveys: £6.60/£40.00
  • Woowoo
    Woowoo Posts: 4,603 Forumite
    Ceniza wrote: »
    . And then the interest payments, over £200 a month, it's soul destroying!

    I feel like I might as well just be walking into the road and throwing that money down the drain. To this day I will never comprehend why I didn't look at what the debt was costing me, instead of just checking I could afford the minimum payments. I was so bloody stupid.

    Not calling anyone else on here stupid of course, just me!
    LBM Aug 09: £18,650.47 - Current: £12,854.93 (£5946.79)

    Barclays: £2,928.34 Lloyds: £2,499.60
    MBNA: £3,788.99 Overdraft: £1,900.00 Mum: £1,738.00

    Surveys: £6.60/£40.00
  • Ceniza
    Ceniza Posts: 761 Forumite
    Woowoo wrote: »
    I feel like I might as well just be walking into the road and throwing that money down the drain. To this day I will never comprehend why I didn't look at what the debt was costing me, instead of just checking I could afford the minimum payments. I was so bloody stupid.

    Not calling anyone else on here stupid of course, just me!

    I feel the same! Stupid! Never again will I get myself into this level of financial trouble again, and I so hope I can pass on my knowledge to other people to stop them making the same mistakes as me :)
    Adam's diary - My Debt Diary - The Challenge | LBM May 2010 with £23,343.35 | £16,141.46 to go...
    Cleared: £7,369.16 / 30.85% | Current DFD: Oct2012 from Jan2014 | July repaid: £600/£800

    Goals: Aug-11 37% | Nov-11 60% | Feb-11 67% | May-12 76% | Aug-12 86% | Dec-12 debt free
  • Herewego
    Herewego Posts: 2,541 Forumite
    Feel free to call me stupid my interest is over £700 per month Im almost glad i wasnt adding it up when i started in January. Now you know why I need a BT
    MARCH 2016 DEBT £25750/ £25035
    EST DFD JAN 2021 (that needs to change)
    NOW JAN 2019 (that still needs to change)
  • Ceniza
    Ceniza Posts: 761 Forumite
    Herewego wrote: »
    Feel free to call me stupid my interest is over £700 per month Im almost glad i wasnt adding it up when i started in January. Now you know why I need a BT

    OUCH :( I feel bad complaining about my £200 now! Is that due to one specific debt, or a mixture of different ones?
    Adam's diary - My Debt Diary - The Challenge | LBM May 2010 with £23,343.35 | £16,141.46 to go...
    Cleared: £7,369.16 / 30.85% | Current DFD: Oct2012 from Jan2014 | July repaid: £600/£800

    Goals: Aug-11 37% | Nov-11 60% | Feb-11 67% | May-12 76% | Aug-12 86% | Dec-12 debt free
  • Woowoo
    Woowoo Posts: 4,603 Forumite
    You must feel so angry at the banks though HWG, for allowing you to spend that much in the first place. I really do feel they should take some of the blame for being greedy basta*rds!
    LBM Aug 09: £18,650.47 - Current: £12,854.93 (£5946.79)

    Barclays: £2,928.34 Lloyds: £2,499.60
    MBNA: £3,788.99 Overdraft: £1,900.00 Mum: £1,738.00

    Surveys: £6.60/£40.00
  • Herewego
    Herewego Posts: 2,541 Forumite
    Well I am a bit mad at the banks but we spent the money so we have to pay it back. watch this space that interest will be gone before you know it with no work this week spreadsheets will be gone through with a fine tooth comb tomorrow.
    BTW how come you two or on here at this tme of day ?
    MARCH 2016 DEBT £25750/ £25035
    EST DFD JAN 2021 (that needs to change)
    NOW JAN 2019 (that still needs to change)
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