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Things are completely out of hand
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The money left over will be split between adding to savings until we have a decent amount, a little bit of 'pocket money' for me and dh, then the rest will go to pay off the credit cards. Anything over £1000 I earn each month will go straight to the debt, and anything I earn through the craft can be extra 'enjoying' money. Does that make sense?SCS Carpets 0% finance: [STRIKE]£1331.84[/STRIKE] £132.90
SCS Sofa 0% finance: [STRIKE]£1732[/STRIKE] £455
Barclaycard:[STRIKE]£4657.57[/STRIKE] £4657.57
MBNA Card:[STRIKE]£4413.45[/STRIKE] £4413.45
Total Debt: [STRIKE]£12134.86[/STRIKE] £9658.92
August Grocery Challenge: £132.92/£1600
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