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Fed up of seeing red
 
            
                
                    billinghamfan                
                
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                    I've completed my spending diary plus a current account balance linked into my spending diary.
But all I can see is lots of red.
It's just depressing. 
                
                But all I can see is lots of red.

It's just depressing.
 
                Total Debt: £4610.75
Debt Free Date: May 2016.
Debt Free Date: May 2016.
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            Is this after cut backs etc? It is horrid isnt it? x x                        Official DFD: Dec 29Challenge DFD: July 23Debts Cleared: 1/13Building EF: £20/£600 3%0 x                        Official DFD: Dec 29Challenge DFD: July 23Debts Cleared: 1/13Building EF: £20/£600 3%0
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            I can't back anymore. Total Debt: £4610.75 Total Debt: £4610.75
 Debt Free Date: May 2016.0
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             aww dont be aww dont be I know its hard - Im sat here looking at my SOA trying to see if I can cut my food back anymore (60p/m for 1 person atm) x                        Official DFD: Dec 29Challenge DFD: July 23Debts Cleared: 1/13Building EF: £20/£600 3%0 I know its hard - Im sat here looking at my SOA trying to see if I can cut my food back anymore (60p/m for 1 person atm) x                        Official DFD: Dec 29Challenge DFD: July 23Debts Cleared: 1/13Building EF: £20/£600 3%0
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            Don't be put off! So long as your spending/payments are always less than your outgoings you will always make progress, even if it is slow. Chin up Wealth is what you're left with when all your money runs out0 Wealth is what you're left with when all your money runs out0
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            This month due to my exam fees and car service they are more. Total Debt: £4610.75 Total Debt: £4610.75
 Debt Free Date: May 2016.0
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            This month is an exception not the rule.
 Just try to cut back on a few things next month to make up for it if you can.Wealth is what you're left with when all your money runs out0
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            I'm just so annoyed with myself for getting into this state.
 I'm on the highest wage I've ever been on but due to never saving and not dropping my spending during the gloom year (crap job and even craper pay) I can't enjoy it.Total Debt: £4610.75
 Debt Free Date: May 2016.0
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            But you will enjoy it soon! There's always a light at the end of the tunnel There's always a light at the end of the tunnel 
 My 'saving' used to be transferring £50 into another bank account when I got paid, then spending it before the month was up :rotfl: :rotfl:
 I'm sure you've done all the spending diaries/SOA's etc by now?Wealth is what you're left with when all your money runs out0
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            Sorry just a crap day. 
 Also the thought that I'm going to be 38 before I can think about a mortgage is rubbish too. Total Debt: £4610.75 Total Debt: £4610.75
 Debt Free Date: May 2016.0
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            We all have crap days. Wallow all you like today. But tomorrow is a new day and I want to see you smiling 
 I'm 31 and a mortgage always has been, and always will be, completely out of the question for me! Thankfully now I've settled down with my partner and he is the one who has to pay the mortgage. I'm just paying rent still!!                        Wealth is what you're left with when all your money runs out0 Thankfully now I've settled down with my partner and he is the one who has to pay the mortgage. I'm just paying rent still!!                        Wealth is what you're left with when all your money runs out0
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