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Telling people how much you owe
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Although I don't really have much in the way of debt (at least compared to some) I still wouldn't tell people how much I owed because it is none of their business. Having said that, I'm not embarrassed about saying I can't afford to do something. If I need to say this, it is because I've bought something for the house in cash or it is because I don't really want to go and I use it as an excuse.0
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enthusiasticsaver wrote: »I am :eek: that someone asked you how much you have in the bank. That is so rude.
I know, thought he was joking at first, unfortunately not!!Mortgage @ May 2014 [STRIKE] £103,347.24[/STRIKE]. Mortgage @ 2%:[STRIKE]£90, 321.99[/STRIKE], £89, 949.44
CC @ 0%: [STRIKE]£5473.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5419.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5365.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5312.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5259.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5207.72[/STRIKE], [STRIKE]£5155.72[/STRIKE], £5104.72
Home Improvement Loan @ 0%: £0, settled July 2017
Emergency Savings: £2050/£5000
Intending to be mortgage-free by 2022 :j0
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