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Bit of an issue with my mindset.
JayC1987
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Hello, I've not posted in a while, due to me losing my confidence for a while.
I'm in a perplexed state of mind, in April of 2012 I confronted my money problems. £18k worth of debt, now two years later my debt is £9k, I earn £15k a year. I'm just thinking is this progress or a lazy effort.
I'm in a perplexed state of mind, in April of 2012 I confronted my money problems. £18k worth of debt, now two years later my debt is £9k, I earn £15k a year. I'm just thinking is this progress or a lazy effort.
Loan £7687 Credit Card £4630 Overdraft £1600
Its payback time.
Its payback time.
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Are you kidding?
You've halved your debt, paid 9K in 18 months at an average of 500 quid a month!
Your doing great!A computer once beat me at chess.
It was no match for me at kickboxing!0 -
Sounds impressive to me - well done you :T
You might want to add the money you paid off in 2013 here:
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/48567170 -
I agree with the others, you are doing just fine!PAYDBX 2016 #55 100% paid! :j Officially bad debt free...don't count my mortgage.
Now to start saving...it's a whole new world!!0 -
Fantastic work! Halved your debt! Absolutely awesome. Keep up the good work.DFD - 26th March 2014 :j0
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Hi JayC,
You are in the place where I want to be in a years time! I'm actually pretty jealous especially as you think you should be doing more!
You're well on the right track so keep it up, I know the last two years may have been a strain but the next couple will fly and you'll be so much better off each month it will feel amazing!!!
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Brilliant thank you all for the nice words. Glad I'm doing something right. J :-)Loan £7687 Credit Card £4630 Overdraft £1600
Its payback time.0 -
Thats an incredible amount to have paid off! Keep up the good workSavings Goal £0/£45000
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With a salary of £15000 pa you have allocated about a third or £4500 to repay debt. That gives you just 10 grand to live on! I bet there are many on here that wish they had that resolve. Well done!0
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