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IA's road to becoming a CAB Debt adviser.
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Ahhh ignore that T*sspot on the other thread.
jealousy, pure jealousy!Baby Ice arrived 17th April 2011. Tired.com! :j0 -
Its ok, Martin's posted now....'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde0
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just wanted to say what an inspiration you are IA and to ignore that pillock on the other thread! Been following your story on here and on the tv and you are one gutsy lady, well done.0
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Aww thanks everyone.... I SO deserve the Mother of the Year award now.... a 3 year old telling her dad to shut up on TV!!! classic!!!Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
Que sera, sera.0 -
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Gutted I missed it.Sad.
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One debt remaining. Home improvement loan.0 -
SarahNeedle1872 wrote: »Idiot!!!!!
I kind of see why someone said that though. We get told oh all young people can't buy a house because they buy iPods and stuff etc.... when to be honest the big telly/games consoles etc are probably relatively cheaper than my parents black and white 15in was. The TV show does stuff so breezily - they paid off some debt and she became a debt advisor. It's why loads of people sign up but never actually make headway because the reality is much more complicated, what if your partner wants a telly and you have arguments or the same nagging each day, I remember Sarah having something like 43p for milk and stuck at home to pay off the 7k, but the show said they made a budget doesn't really convey the grim reality sometimes of sticking to it. There was no mention of the extra jobs or the fact that the xbox is probably Ste's sanity when he's in watching the kids after a day of work so Sarah can do countless jobs... to pay for the childcare to do the training. None of that was in the show - that's why she was on telly because it's very rare and difficult to work your way up. 99% of couples would have failed but that wasn't in the show just the big f*ck off telly grinning away...0 -
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barnaby-bear wrote: »I kind of see why someone said that though. We get told oh all young people can't buy a house because they buy iPods and stuff etc.... when to be honest the big telly/games consoles etc are probably relatively cheaper than my parents black and white 15in was. The TV show does stuff so breezily - they paid off some debt and she became a debt advisor. It's why loads of people sign up but never actually make headway because the reality is much more complicated, what if your partner wants a telly and you have arguments or the same nagging each day, I remember Sarah having something like 43p for milk and stuck at home to pay off the 7k, but the show said they made a budget doesn't really convey the grim reality sometimes of sticking to it. There was no mention of the extra jobs or the fact that the xbox is probably Ste's sanity when he's in watching the kids after a day of work so Sarah can do countless jobs... to pay for the childcare to do the training. None of that was in the show - that's why she was on telly because it's very rare and difficult to work your way up. 99% of couples would have failed but that wasn't in the show just the big f*ck off telly grinning away...Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
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Yeah you're totally right BB. People would say the same of our house, but our "big f*ck off telly* came from an insurance claim on a laptop which got damaged. And our massive conservatory was cheap as hell because dad put it up and we got the parts at cost over time from other people's mis-orders.
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