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Personal Debt - Time to make a plan!
Gibblet
Posts: 38 Forumite
Hey there,
So I've amassed around £14,000 in personal debt to family and friends mainly from moving country a few times and having to pay deposits (then losing them due to having to move to break the contract) and I really want to start a payment plan back to them.
A large percentage of it (About 35%) can be held off for a while but I want it gone.
My main question, other than where can I get advise on payment plans and budgeting is, does anyone know of any free software to help manage things like this?
So I've amassed around £14,000 in personal debt to family and friends mainly from moving country a few times and having to pay deposits (then losing them due to having to move to break the contract) and I really want to start a payment plan back to them.
A large percentage of it (About 35%) can be held off for a while but I want it gone.
My main question, other than where can I get advise on payment plans and budgeting is, does anyone know of any free software to help manage things like this?
:j Time to start saving for the future! :j
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Debt-Free Wannabe board.... where can I get advise on payment plans and budgeting
Start with the Sticky: DFW Newbies: Where to start, Challenges, SOAs, Nerds & Debt Free Roll of Honour!
Personally, I don't think that you need it. It's a primary school maths, not a rocket science.does anyone know of any free software to help manage things like this?0 -
Best of luck, as said the DFW board is the best place to start, though there are many tips dotted throughout these forums.0
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