halifax stole my savings!!!!!

i1189

OP, could you see if your employer has an emergency loan facility? My employer offers new employees a loan of up to £1k on their first day, to be paid back over the next year by taking it from your pay.

cazducky

yes julie they have taken 2 payments @ £699.19.I never did work out the figures but here goes
dec break no payment - £293 total - £293
jan paid £180 - £113 - £406
feb paid £180 - £113 - £519
march taken £699 + £180
given back £200 + £380
taken again £699 - £319
is that right?

cazducky

thanks i1189 but I dont want to owe any more money.I will survive!!!

WillowCat

As Dogrose suggests, try for an advance from your new employer.

As you've been with them before I'm sure they will be sympathetic.

In the meantime ((((HUGS)))) - you'll survive. Just because you've chosen an unusual solution to your problem doesn't make it wrong. I have cats and I don't know what I'd do if I lost my home as I'd hate to be accountable to a landlord.

All the best
:beer:

nimbo

cazducky, i've not been here long, but if you post on the debt free wanna be page people are really lovely.

i've never had anyone rant at me over there, and they all sound really knowledgeable.

(most people here seem the same but a few meanies seem to be getting through...)

:grouphug: so big hugs, i hope that it gets sorted soon, and good luck.

cazducky

ok, I gotmy £200.00 back but that just cleared my overdraft so still skint.
but opened a new account with hsbc for new wages and d/d to goin so this wont happen anymore. does anyone now of anyone that helps people when they goto work for additional finances