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Time to tackle the problem..please help!

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  • Thank you all for the advice and replies. My hubby and I have went through them all together and are confident that we can tackle them and come out the other side.

    I think the first port of action is the payday loans and then prov as they are the highest interest, Provident are only a few weeks in arrears and are happy enough, but i hate people calling at the door.

    I just went to the local shops today and bought the essentials tht i needed instead of going to a big supermarket where i know i would spend at last double if not triple.

    Have a tiny set back which i forgot about, the dog is due his licence renewal and kennel cough injection so will have to find the funds for tht.
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  • Wee_Jo
    Wee_Jo Posts: 821 Forumite
    Thank you all for the advice and replies. My hubby and I have went through them all together and are confident that we can tackle them and come out the other side.

    I think the first port of action is the payday loans and then prov as they are the highest interest, Provident are only a few weeks in arrears and are happy enough, but i hate people calling at the door.

    I just went to the local shops today and bought the essentials tht i needed instead of going to a big supermarket where i know i would spend at last double if not triple.

    Have a tiny set back which i forgot about, the dog is due his licence renewal and kennel cough injection so will have to find the funds for tht.

    That's great that hubby's on board - it makes it much easier...a problem shared and all that! :)
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