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£24,000 in debt at 22!
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hi,
although i don't have much for good advice i just wanted to say good luck with sorting things out. I got some really good advice on here and have managed to cut my debt by about 3k i think in quite a short time. i also think once you've made the decision to sort things out you feel a lot more in control, i used to worry about my debt but not really do much about it causing more worry!
you've done the worst bit, facing up to the total amount, good luck with the rest.
LouiseFiliss0 -
you beat me to it.
making your own packed lunch...... one of the easiest ways to save money
i even have marmite or choccy spread some days.... just like the kids..... ;D
even on fridays, i take sandwiches, but still go to pub at lunchtime for a couple of drinks
I have marmite and choc spread too, classic!
They call me Mr Pig!0 -
I have marmite and choc spread too, classic!
not in the same sandwich ... i hope .... yuksmile --- it makes people wonder what you are up to....
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When was the last time you had a jam butty?? mmmm0
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All I can say is you are young,have made your mistakes early.
Hopefully youll get out of the situation (Its a long haul but if you can look ahead 3 years)
If you follow the excellent advice given to you on these pages, you will survive and prosper.
Also buy a copy of "The Money Diet"
.I keep mine in the toilet, 5 minutes a day reading keeps me focused
There is no end to the savings you can make. Its JUST UP TO YOU0 -
As for financial suggestions, maybe you could refinance your Egg loan to be over 5 years and reduce your monthly outgoings to give you breathing space to tackle other debt (kill off your credit cards asap)...0
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