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What is the best way to repay overdraft?
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Kerrie2511
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In June 2018, I was robbed by knifepoint at work they stole £186 from the till. I had about a month and a half off work. I ended up using my overdraft to cover the shortfall of wages. I have just struggled to get out of my overdraft. Every time I come close somethings happend.
I owe £1300, what can I do to get out of it. It’s really getting me down now.
Thanks for your help
I owe £1300, what can I do to get out of it. It’s really getting me down now.
Thanks for your help
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Complete an SOA so you can see where your money is going and people can suggest where you may be able to make changes.
When you say everytime you get close something happens, what sort of somethings? If you've got an accurate budget and emergency fund then then bar completely unforeseeable events, that should keep you within budget and allow you to pay off the overdraft.All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.
Pedant alert - it's could have, not could of.0 -
Kerrie2511 wrote: »In June 2018, I was robbed by knifepoint at work they stole £186 from the till. I had about a month and a half off work. I ended up using my overdraft to cover the shortfall of wages. I have just struggled to get out of my overdraft.
I owe £1300, what can I do to get out of it.
How come you have gone from using the overdraft to repay your employer £186, to suddenly becoming overdrawn by £1,300? What happened?
And an SOA would help us to provide you with better advice, guidance and support...I work within the voluntary sector, supporting vulnerable people to rebuild their lives.
I love my job0 -
Willing2Learn wrote: »That does not sound legal to me. Surely if you were robbed at work, you would not have to pay a penny to your employer.
How come you have gone from using the overdraft to repay your employer £186, to suddenly becoming overdrawn by £1,300? What happened?
And an SOA would help us to provide you with better advice, guidance and support...
I think they mean off work for 6 weeks guessing on SSP and used overdraft as not getting paid full wage.0 -
I don’t pay employer, that was just a background story. As to why my issue started.
I was off for a month and a half possibly a bit longer with trauma. I still had bills to pay and sick pay wouldn’t cover it.0 -
I think they mean off work for 6 weeks guessing on SSP and used overdraft as not getting paid full wage.Kerrie2511 wrote: »I don’t pay employer, that was just a background story. As to why my issue started.
I was off for a month and a half possibly a bit longer with trauma. I still had bills to pay and sick pay wouldn’t cover it.I work within the voluntary sector, supporting vulnerable people to rebuild their lives.
I love my job0
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