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I think im getting out of my debt (with help of parents)
Dan0956
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This isnt a brag, this isnt a gloat, this is a declaration of surrender.
I have been overdrawn 7k (all overdraft) for a few years now. Its partly being unemployed, partly a medical accident i had, partly because i well ok i admit it, i like spending money.
The banks kept exstending my overdraft !! So my OD limit is £7300 and im always around the £7000 limit before payday.
Mum has agreed to loan me the money, interest free. i will be paying it back at £150 a month till its paid off (roughly 4 years).
The big step now is to cancel all my overdrafts and make sure i dont use them !!! its easier said than done though.
Ive been given a 2nd chance, now i just need to take advantage of it
I have been overdrawn 7k (all overdraft) for a few years now. Its partly being unemployed, partly a medical accident i had, partly because i well ok i admit it, i like spending money.
The banks kept exstending my overdraft !! So my OD limit is £7300 and im always around the £7000 limit before payday.
Mum has agreed to loan me the money, interest free. i will be paying it back at £150 a month till its paid off (roughly 4 years).
The big step now is to cancel all my overdrafts and make sure i dont use them !!! its easier said than done though.
Ive been given a 2nd chance, now i just need to take advantage of it
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It's really good that you have this chance. CANCEL all the overdrafts as SOON as they're paid off and don't ever use them again.
You need to sit down and have a look at why you overspent - which habits can you change to make sure it doesn't happen again? Take this as a chance to build up some savings for the future.
Pretend you're not getting bailed out - what would you have to do to get yourself out of the situation and repay the OD?DFW Official Nerd Club #1114
'Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts':cool:0
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