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Help - I need to tell my husband about my Debt
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I've lost track of how many times I have checked this thread for an update......
Sending you my very best wishes and hope you are well and feeling some relief.0 -
Ditto, to that one fozziebeartoo, I don't think my husband has had use of the laptop today - keeping finger crossed, wish you well, S&S.Mortgage: Aug 12 £114,984.74 - Jun 14 £94000.00 = Total Payments £20984.74
Albert Einstein - “Compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. He who understands it, earns it ... he who doesn't ... pays it.”0 -
It seems true to her word the truth is out back off she may or may not post the result.That must be her decision alone.0
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And every time someone posts those of us who have subscribed check to see if OP has come back - now me included:)
Guessing things might be a little tricky for her just now.
BiBDF
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Yes but i do hope she is ok0
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I'm thinking that it has gone well and she is spending time with her husband sorting it out. If it had gone badly then she would have been back for support but now hopefully she has it at home.Mama read so much about the dangers of drinking alcohol and eating chocolate that she immediately gave up reading.0
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Hi all
Firstly let me say a massive thankyou for all your messages of support, they really mean a lot.
Well... I have told him, and as you can expect he was shocked, angry, upset and yes he did go mental for a short time....
However I have to say he has handled it so well considering, his main concern is that I didn't go to him earlier before it spiralled out of control, and he is trying to understand why I felt I couldn't talk to him. We have had an up and down weekend, but I have laid it all on the line, I have give him total control and of my finances and we have a plan in place.
I am so grateful for my second chance and I can start to enjoy being married again.
I know it may be a bumpy road and I am ready for that. My advice to anyone reading this who was in my position.... tell your partner.0 -
I am so pleased he took it better than you thought he would. Well done now you can start working as a team again xDF as at 30/12/16
Wombling 2025: £87.12
NSD March: YTD: 35
Grocery spend challenge March £253.38/£285 £20/£70 Eating out
GC annual £449.80/£4500
Eating out budget: £55/£420
Extra cash earned 2025: £1950 -
I too have been revisiting this thread to check you were ok, well done for facing up to your situation and keep strong as you work through it together, people will be here for any advice and support you need as you have/are already experiencing
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Omg that's brill!!! Been checking and checking to see if you were ok.. So so glad for you. :-)
Keep posting if you wish and we can give you support along whatever route you are heading on with the plan to sort xDEBT FREE - MARCH 2012 - NOW JUST THE MORTGAGE!
MFW 2012 No.148:£1600 / £450.00
Mortgage - 102,57.160
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