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No Money, No Honey
gdayfellow
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hello everybody
I need some advice.
I am having a financial meltdown, this is it:
£3500 overdraft which I've almost exhausted (£150 left)
£4000 bank loan + interest (which I'm paying off £124 a month)
£700 on Credit card (which I'm paying off sporadically)
Plus living expenses
So as you can see I'm over 8 grand in the s**t
What to do?
I haven't spoken to the bank yet, should I bother?
OR
Should I consult a debt management agency/financial adviser?
OR
Something else altogether?
I'm pretty crap when it comes to finances so any advice would be more than welcome.
Thanks
G
I need some advice.
I am having a financial meltdown, this is it:
£3500 overdraft which I've almost exhausted (£150 left)
£4000 bank loan + interest (which I'm paying off £124 a month)
£700 on Credit card (which I'm paying off sporadically)
Plus living expenses
So as you can see I'm over 8 grand in the s**t
What to do?
I haven't spoken to the bank yet, should I bother?
OR
Should I consult a debt management agency/financial adviser?
OR
Something else altogether?
I'm pretty crap when it comes to finances so any advice would be more than welcome.
Thanks
G
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Comments
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you need to create and post a statement of affairs on here detailing how much you have coming in and how much you have going out - eg food shopping x amount, home insurance x amount and people can offer you advice as to where you can save money and use that money to pay off some off your debts.
speak to a debt agency if you feel you can't pay it back and they can advise you further.0 -
Just new to the site, but sure the answer will be to fill in a SOA for yourself.
People will no doubt require what income you have and what exactly 'living expenses' means?
FD0 -
If you post your SOA people will happily help you.Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.0
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