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debftfreedream
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So I’ve lost my previous diary - it was along these lines...
£5000 overdrawn
£4300 loans
£6500 Virgin cc (i pay £150 a month and £95 interest a month)
£4500 M+S CC (i pay £130 a month)
£3500 lloyds cc (i pay £75 a month)
£2000 Barclaycard (i pay £50 a month)
£1800 RBS cc (i pay £50 a month)
£1400 Halifax cc (i pay £45 a month
Total £29,000 😑😑😑😑😑
Now it stands at
£10,791 loan
£2700 rbs cc
£1600 bc cc
£4500 M&S
Now £19591 for 1/4/19
It’s mainly due to refinancing loan for better apr and help from my dad.
Now I’m on my own tho to resolve the rest of it.
I know for me that means keeping good spending habits. I’m not anything like I used to be so that’s fine but I need to be making more income to chip away at this.
Will continue this new diary and I hope you can offer any advice if you have it, it’s not going to be easy but I’m ready. For the challenge :j
£5000 overdrawn
£4300 loans
£6500 Virgin cc (i pay £150 a month and £95 interest a month)
£4500 M+S CC (i pay £130 a month)
£3500 lloyds cc (i pay £75 a month)
£2000 Barclaycard (i pay £50 a month)
£1800 RBS cc (i pay £50 a month)
£1400 Halifax cc (i pay £45 a month
Total £29,000 😑😑😑😑😑
Now it stands at
£10,791 loan
£2700 rbs cc
£1600 bc cc
£4500 M&S
Now £19591 for 1/4/19
It’s mainly due to refinancing loan for better apr and help from my dad.
Now I’m on my own tho to resolve the rest of it.
I know for me that means keeping good spending habits. I’m not anything like I used to be so that’s fine but I need to be making more income to chip away at this.
Will continue this new diary and I hope you can offer any advice if you have it, it’s not going to be easy but I’m ready. For the challenge :j
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Good luck with your new diary!Mortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0
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