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Esper
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Hello,
Long time lurker. I don't have much debt but I wanted to keep "on track" and everyone here seems to make awesome progress so figured I may as well join in!
I will post my income statements and progress. I do want to cut down unnecessary expenditure. Hopefully having a sane pair of eyes will encourage me to be more sensible. I do have a good salary so I hope I'm not met too with much animosity. I am sure I won't be! 

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Hi Esper. Happy Diary day! I too feel like you with having a good salary that it shouldnt be too much hard work but i have got debts which i want clearing. That said, theyre long standing and i know my approach hasnt been very MSE in the past so im here for the motivationFollow here for the daily life of an ADHD mum with 2 children and a new mortgage to pay
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6570879/life-in-our-forever-family-home-and-the-mortgage-that-came-with-it#latest0 -
Hiya, just popping in to wish you luck on your debt-free journey. I, like you, have a good salary and have found no animosity on these boards so far (knock on wood)
it doesn’t matter if you’re a CEO of a multinational or earning minimum wage, we all want to be rid of our debt.Granted, it should be easier the more you earn but sometimes when you have the free cash to splash you can sometimes send a tidal wave and end up owing. Also, life gets in the way.Looking forward to your SOA to see if we can offer any advice. I found making a spreadsheet with all my outgoings including transactions from my bank statement helped me see where my money was being frittered.Good luck!LMD xLife gets in the way...PADding is addictive...Saving's better than spending...My savings diary - Now for a healthier, wealthier me2025 1p challenge #41 | Cash envelope challenge #01 | SPC #017Sealed pot 2025 £6573 | EF £1000/£1000 | Sabbatical £3364/£6000 | Travel savings £1508 | Sinking pots £25710 -
Welcome! you will have lots of good tips and advice from folk on here, I will be cheering you on x0
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Happy Monday
I hope youre doing okay and have your MSE head on, Mondays are always a great day for starting!
Follow here for the daily life of an ADHD mum with 2 children and a new mortgage to pay
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6570879/life-in-our-forever-family-home-and-the-mortgage-that-came-with-it#latest0
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