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debt free wannabe - needs a planner
pinkvodkas
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Hi
i am very new to all this, and i like most people in with world want to be debt free before it totally gets out of controls. I could do with help advise etc. but most importantly i would like a Budget/expense planner, i tried downloading the one on the site which is in excel which i did but couldnt get it use.
So any tips advise, website to look at etc etc would be great as at the moment i havent a clue
and need to get all finances organised and start paying them off.
......... its just were to start.........
Thanks
Pinkvodkas (Joined today)
i am very new to all this, and i like most people in with world want to be debt free before it totally gets out of controls. I could do with help advise etc. but most importantly i would like a Budget/expense planner, i tried downloading the one on the site which is in excel which i did but couldnt get it use.
So any tips advise, website to look at etc etc would be great as at the moment i havent a clue
......... its just were to start.........
Thanks
Pinkvodkas (Joined today)
"I'm on a mission to try and combat my debt"
Mortgage - £155K
Loan 1 - £30K
:eek: :j
Mortgage - £155K
Loan 1 - £30K
:eek: :j
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Did you try the budget planner in the online version? I dont have excel and the online one works fine.. Let me know how you get on!
Dublin university contains the cream of Ireland: Rich and thick. Samuel Beckett0 -
Have you had a look at the "Sticky" threads at the top of this board?
They will give you some tips on getting started.
Oh and welcome to the board- and good luck!"People who "do things" exceed my endurance,
God for a man who solicits insurance..." - Dorothy Parker0 -
Oh, where are my manners!! Hello and welcome!! This is a brill site...it will help you in untold ways on your debt free journey! The people on here are really lovely and will help with anything they can!!
When you get a budget planner sorted you should post a SOA (statement of affairs) including all your income and outgoings, debts their apr's - you'll find everything you need to know in a sticky on the top of the top of the debt free wannabe page! Think it has 'first time posters'!
Good luck!!
Dublin university contains the cream of Ireland: Rich and thick. Samuel Beckett0 -
Thanks a lot i will have a look at that and get a SOA done tonight.irishgal wrote:Did you try the budget planner in the online version? I dont have excel and the online one works fine.. Let me know how you get on!
All the best to being debt free"I'm on a mission to try and combat my debt"
Mortgage - £155K
Loan 1 - £30K
:eek: :j0 -
Send me a mail and I can send you a planner.0
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hi and thanks have sent you email address
many thanks"I'm on a mission to try and combat my debt"
Mortgage - £155K
Loan 1 - £30K
:eek: :j0
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