Mark Posted 25 March 2005 Posted 25 March 2005 How much do you owe on the likes of bank loans, overdrafts, student loans, credit cards etc... Me, i took out a £3000 loan for my car last Summer, for which i still have £3000 of it to pay off..
Sparky Posted 25 March 2005 Posted 25 March 2005 between 4-5k . biggest worry is the morgage though <_<
Phil Posted 25 March 2005 Posted 25 March 2005 90 quid! I feel quite priveledged compaired to some of you.
Anish Posted 26 March 2005 Posted 26 March 2005 Damned student loans mean almost £9k of debt for me
Simon Posted 26 March 2005 Posted 26 March 2005 Hmmm. Are we counting student loans? If so, inc. cred card and overdraft- nearly 15 grand :eek:
Solihullfox Posted 26 March 2005 Posted 26 March 2005 I owe my mate a tenner 83411[/snapback] If your mate ask's for the tenner you should consider the option of taking yourself into voluntary administration...... offer him 5p in the pound. Mind you the whole world will hate you forever more without really knowing why.
foxesfan69 Posted 26 March 2005 Posted 26 March 2005 I owe my mate a tenner 83411[/snapback] If your mate ask's for the tenner you should consider the option of taking yourself into voluntary administration...... offer him 5p in the pound. Mind you the whole world will hate you forever more without really knowing why. 83415[/snapback] So then if i do what you say how much will i need to pay him?
Solihullfox Posted 26 March 2005 Posted 26 March 2005 I owe my mate a tenner 83411[/snapback] If your mate ask's for the tenner you should consider the option of taking yourself into voluntary administration...... offer him 5p in the pound. Mind you the whole world will hate you forever more without really knowing why. 83415[/snapback] So then if i do what you say how much will i need to pay him? 83416[/snapback] Give him the 50p and tell him to be damn grateful you didn't go the whole hog and declare yourself bankrupt
foxesfan69 Posted 26 March 2005 Posted 26 March 2005 I owe my mate a tenner 83411[/snapback] If your mate ask's for the tenner you should consider the option of taking yourself into voluntary administration...... offer him 5p in the pound. Mind you the whole world will hate you forever more without really knowing why. 83415[/snapback] So then if i do what you say how much will i need to pay him? 83416[/snapback] Give him the 50p and tell him to be damn grateful you didn't go the whole hog and declare yourself bankrupt 83417[/snapback] I'm doing that. Cheers
Steven Posted 26 March 2005 Posted 26 March 2005 My family only pays for stuff with money we have 83435[/snapback] Very sensible.
foxesfan69 Posted 26 March 2005 Posted 26 March 2005 My family only pays for stuff with money we have 83435[/snapback] Very sensible. 83437[/snapback] My mum keeps saying that after she has paid off her credit card bills......
Matt Posted 26 March 2005 Posted 26 March 2005 None bank loans - None overdrafts - None student loans - None credit cards - None Paid my car off all at once, saved since I was a little kid, so that money went towards that, i have £10 left in that account after buying my car but no debt Credit Card - At the moment no plans for one because I know i'll definetly be in debt once i've got one of them...besides i'm quite happy with my debit card, if I havn't got the money in my account, I can't afford what i'm buying, no way of being in debt that way
Nationwider Posted 26 March 2005 Posted 26 March 2005 About two grand in debt now (it was about 5 at the worst) - all things being well, it'll be gone by Xmas. Buying my first house has proved to be the most financially challenging thing I've ever done. So far. For me, balance transfers on credit cards have been a massive help. If you can manage your credit/debt sensibly and push your debt from one 0% offer to another, you need never pay any interest. However, you have to be honest with yourself about paying it back sensibly.
Oli Posted 27 March 2005 Posted 27 March 2005 Owe my dad about £300 for MP3 player and Leeds Festival tickets.
Cobbo Posted 27 March 2005 Posted 27 March 2005 Well I think so far we can say that it is Cobbo in the lead for most Daffy Ducked up finance on FT. Yay.
Anish Posted 27 March 2005 Posted 27 March 2005 Well I think so far we can say that it is Cobbo in the lead for most Daffy Ducked up finance on FT.Yay. 83882[/snapback] Not for too long though - my LPC fees in September are another 8.5k...
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