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Any good payday companies?
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Thanks for the advice all. Will give it some thought. If I go down the PDL route, it'll be with the quick loan shop or quick quid as they have the cheapest offers.0
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PDL's mean that you can have it all - now.
Then you can have nothing but increasing debt - later.
You really know that this would be a wrong move. You are already deep in debt, how can taking on horrendous interest rates help you now?I think this job really needs
a much bigger hammer.
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Pretty sure insurance companies charge interest in a way that means if you pay monthly for a couple of months then pay the rest in full you only pay the interest for the months you used. If you see what I mean. We worked out our monthly payments cost extra £60 over the year so at that rate a month or two would only be £5-10.Mortgage Outstanding Nov '16 £142,772.75Mortgage Additional OPs 2017 Target £4522.80/ Actual £865.00GC Feb 0/£2000
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I know for a certainty that there is at least one high st general insurance broker, who can use the interest as a discount. If you are clever you will be able to get your insurance on 10 installments for the same as paying annually.0
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