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Back to being a DFW .. 13 months to do it ..
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Well done about paying your first payment to Prov0
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Thank you will feel better after payday when none of the numbers have £0 on
2 days to go!0 -
Morning all hope all is well
I'm staying out again tonight so lots to do today. Also suppose to be grocery shopping but might leave it and do it tomorrow seeing I'm not here tonight anyway.
Payday tomorrow0 -
Hey chicken!
did the police come over? I don't blame you being nervous especially with the kids - we have had a spate here too
well done for the Prov payment :-) the start of things to come!!
i've got just enough money to pay day but i'm already planning my food shopping list... LOLCC1...[STRIKE]£5,491.00[/STRIKE]£5,223.98....Loan 1..[STRIKE]£3,891.00[/STRIKE]£3670.84...CC2...£[STRIKE]415.00[/STRIKE] £395Mgment Co: [STRIKE]£1,398.00[/STRIKE]£1082.00[STRIKE]£11,195.00[/STRIKE] £10,371.79DEC NSD:2/15.....£2 Saver = £0....Swagbucks 796/1999S.A.D - and proud of it!!.... Paying a debt off by Xmas: CC2 :xmastree:0 -
Morning all well payday has arrived .. Well it has arrived it doesn't mean the money has Grr!!
Anyway paid todays debt payments, and will pay the rent and CT as soon as the missing money is sorted. Starting to think I've cut it abit to tight having every penny accounted for as soon as it comes in.
Really need to do the food shop before I go home today so going to feed then bath the kids and get on with the shopping x0 -
Okay money sort of sorted.
Rent paid but now I have to pay this weekly, so I'm gonna be very short between now and next payday, not sure how I'm going to do this yet.
On the other side my rent arrears are £824 not the £1344 I thought.0 -
Oh that's nice to hear the arrears are less!0
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Lou~ Debt free Wanabe No 55 DF 03/14.**Credit card debt free 30/06/10~** MFW. Finally mortgage free O2/ 2021****
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
How are your rent arrears so high already?
Its a very long story, where things where messed up at the start, and I owed money from the last time I was in supported housing
I'm hoping I will able to move from here to a proper house without the support when my arrears are straight.0 -
Yay ive caught up with your new diary and you have really inspired me to be dedicated to mine again... its thats time of year again when things are harder isnt it. Your meals are sounding sooooooooooooooo nice... and look at the change in them since last year!! Last year was bleak, this years meal i wanna join you haha. Provident loans? are they the door stop collection ones? im worrying about you having these because i watched a documentary last week about them turning up to collect payment and offering even more loan so you are tied in forever... and they seem to know when yr stuggling and play on it :S thought id mention so i will sleep right lol xxx0
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