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Serial debtor trying hard!
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good luck - hope it works for you this time. you sound determined - sometimes you just need to be in the right place to startI think I saw you in an ice cream parlour
Drinking milk shakes, cold and long
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Good luck
Tesco CC - £269.00.00/£750
Virgin CC - £1,050.00/£2570.00
MBNA CC - £825.00/£3360.00
Emergency/Home improvements Fund - £0.00/£1000.00
Pay All Your Debt By Xmas 2021 Number 60 - £2144.00/£6680.00
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6233334/paddingtons-debt-free-journey#latest0 -
There is a real school of thought on hear that the simplification caused by paying off a few smaller ones, and the destroying that line of credit is something to be done - even if a purist might calculate that paying off the highest interest rate first might save a fraction more money. I agree with this, people like to see progress and ticking two of the list is great progress.
Know that money burning a hole in your pocket feeling - but as you get into a smaller number of debts and you improve your ability to live to a budget that should go away as you know what its for. I would be tempted to pay half the excess off straight away then save the rest until the end of the month to give you a mini emergency fund while you are getting your head straight
Good luck £5K is a chunk of cash, but its been conquered many times. Its also small enough that treating it as 100 1% squares means you just need to pay off (and not respend) £50 to get that virtuous feelingI think I saw you in an ice cream parlour
Drinking milk shakes, cold and long
Smiling and waving and looking so fine0
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