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i did a brief one but because i have only been doing temping job recently its difficult to say what my incomings are!
i start a new job monday (perm) so hopefully i'll be better then
james, its to pay a relative back. its a close relative i made a promise to and i have let them down so thats another family member i have lost xx0 -
Well if you know what your income is gonna be then post a new one. See this site to work out your net pay.
How many do you need to buy for for Xmas? Keep and eye out for vouchers/discount codes and freebies on the appropriate boards. You might be able to pick one or two bits up for cheap/nothing.0 -
SOBS, deperate measures and all that but if you have a cheque book and guarentee card you can always go to one of those Money Shops and cash £200 worth fo cheques for 30 days. It will cost you a good £20 in interest though. Or have you got anything to pawn???Debt as at 12th July 2006 - £61,345 :eek: :eek: :eek:
Debt free 21st Oct 2011.
All thanks to :money:0 -
thanks SS will have a look now ;-)
Xmas presents are just for my mum and broher xx
i'm a northern scouser BTW0 -
i dont have a cheque or debit card, tried that one!
nothing to pawn unfortuntely! i have nothing of value xx0 -
sick_of_being_skint wrote:thanks SS will have a look now ;-)
Xmas presents are just for my mum and broher xx
i'm a northern scouser BTW
I'm not really a scouser at all!:rotfl:
Liverpool supporting southern softie!0 -
hey sobs just wanted to send you a hug but dont know how to ...good luck0
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ok, new SOA:
New job wages after tax: 996.67
Unpaid Council tax: £480
Credit card Morgan Stanley: £1500 two months in areas
Store card: £400 (already at debt collectors) hasnt been paid since Jan
Loan MBNA: £2800 (at debt collectors, too) hasnt been paid since April but paid them £94 two weeks ago
Mum: £5000am meant to be payign £270 per month - not paid since April, mum hasnt/wont speak to me
Best friend: £500 - is very understanding but wants it back
Old job: £800 - haven told them my new address
NTL - £80
Now, my outgoings - my rent is £380 pm. the only oter direct debits I have are £12 pet insurance and minimm payment to MS -£50 ish a month0 -
OK what about utilities, food, travel, mobile, internet?
I suppose it's difficult until you get your first pay packet! :think:
Have you got enough to cover your bare essentials until you are paid?0 -
ooh and £16 contents insurance
mobile: £30 per month (PAYG free texts!)
Internet is part of package with NTL so its £30 a month (plus the £80 above)
Utilities are very cheap so i manage with them
Food and shoppign is about £12 per week (Sainsburys own is v v v cheap!_
travel is about £30 to work in my new job (I'm hoping I can car share with someone though)
i will get paid end of Nove and nope, wont have enough to cover me xxx0
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