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Thank you very much for your replies. The world of finance is huge, complicated and a bit intimidating, but Im finding it empowering to learn about it and how to make my money good for me, not for others to just take. : )Debt as of March 2018, £794 rent arrears £4273.7 debt, £900.70 in pay day loans, total £5968.40 :eek:. Total debt today £5968.40
Rich people stay rich by living like they're poor. Poor people stay poor by living like they're rich.0 -
I would recommend the book 'Your money or your life' which I read recently. It's really good for questioning what you spend money on and whether it is in line with your principles.
2023 Mortgage-Free Wannabe #19: £11,675.68/£13,000
Mortgage Overpayment Total: £22,397.10
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