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advice please
sillyinthepast
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Good morning I was wondering if you guys could help me. We have recently bought a house (waiting for exchange if contracts so not quite yet). With the deposit, legal fees and the fact the house needs A LOT of work we are skint:o We have £1965 loan left and £1900 overdraft that we want to get out of. My question is that when we move in should I start OP or paying the debts off first. We would also like to start saving and have an emergency fund should I do this before I start to OP?
Thanks
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Its definitely all about what has the highest interest rate being the one you need to pay first. So look at those rates and choose the highest one to pay off first. Chances are its the loan?
I think most of us have an OP fund and a Emergency Fund and split between the 2.
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